Poem from Seventies Black Anthology

[robatbdi]

Hi people.
I was just wondering if anyone could help...
I've had a poem at the back of my mind for years now which I first read in an Anthology of Black Writers called something like "White Man I'm Talking To You " (I think!) It was published in the seventies in the UK.
The poem had a line about "women with shining brown skin" in it. Sorry to be so vague.
It tends to re-surface now and then and for some reason is bugging me more these days.

Can anyone help???

[mono]

I cannot think of or find any such poem, except the Malcolm X autobiography entitled I'm Talking To You, White Man.
If you feel very certain that you search for a poem, I will continue searching; just check this thread now and then.
Welcome to the forum, by the way. :)

[robatbdi]

Thanks Mono
Now Malcolm X does ring a bell...
That's given me a direction to go in...
Thanks

[Sitaram]

I searched and searched, but all I could find was this:

http://www.bolerium.com/cgi-bin/bol48/78045.html?id=cjMm6usr

Malcolm X I'm talking to you, white man; in the Saturday Evening Post, September 12, 1964, 237th year, issue no.31. The Curtis Publishing Company, Philadelphia. 1964, 22p. excerpt from The Autobiography, illus. with photos, 84p., 10.5x13.5 inch magazine.

[robatbdi]

Thanks Sitaram...
I don't know if my mind or memory is playing tricks with me! I've come across a seventies paperback anthology (via Amazon) called "Black Voices" which also rings a bell with my decrepid thought processes. I've ordered it and am hopeful something might be in there. Thanks for taking the time to write.

[robatbdi]

I think Malcolm X might have taken the title of his autobiography from a poem....
Hmmmm....
Still looking