The book "Early Negro Convention Movement. The American Negro Academy, Special Papers No. 9" is written by John Wesley Cromwell and explores the early stages of African American organizing efforts in the struggle for civil rights during the period of slavery and after its abolition. The author explores the role of conventions in the formation of a common black voice and recreates important historical events that contributed to the formation of the movement for equality and justice. This book reveals an important stage in the history of the African American struggle for rights and equality, giving readers a deep understanding of the events of the time and the importance of the organizational beginnings of subjugating the civil rights of African Americans in the United States.