Signed Inscribed Capitol Hill in Black and White Robert Parker 1986 1st Ed LBJ

Discover the compelling memoir Capitol Hill in Black and White by Robert Parker, co-authored with Richard Rashke. This 1986 First Edition offers an insightful and candid look into the inner workings of power politics from the unique perspective of the former Black maître d' of the Senate Dining Room.  This particular copy is a standout collectible, personally signed and inscribed by Robert Parker, dated 10-18-87. The inscription references his life and experiences connected to Lyndon B. Johnson, adding a unique historical and personal dimension that sets this copy apart from standard signed editions.  Parker's narrative provides a rare behind-the-scenes perspective on Washington D.C., offering reflections on race, power, and the human side of politics during a pivotal era. His firsthand observations of influential political figures and the social dynamics of Capitol Hill make this a significant contribution to American political and civil rights history.  A compelling addition for collectors, historians, and readers interested in U.S. government, presidential history, civil rights, and signed first editions.  Dust jacket shows light wear including a small tear. No major damage. Book itself remains in solid condition.