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Third World Press  

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  • Third World Press (TWP), the oldest and longest running black publishing house, celebrated its 35th anniversary in 2002. Haki R. Madhubuti (formerly Don L. Lee), with the assistance of Carolyn Rodgers and Johari Amini, founded Third World Press on September 20, 1967. [Source: Encyclopedia of Black Studies; Third World Press]

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