In 1975, Broadside Press marked its 10th anniversary in Detroit, a powerful celebration of African American poetry led by the visionary Dudley Randall. With over 81 titles published, the press broke barriers, giving Black voices the literary spotlight they had long been denied. But just as the press reached new heights, unforeseen challenges threatened to undo its legacy. What happened next? Read on to discover how Broadside Press reshaped the world of literature and left a lasting impact on African American culture.
