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Four Cleveland Students Honored For Their Social Justice Work
May 6, 2019
Sophomore Elizabeth Metz was dismayed by students at Beachwood High School arguing whether slavery or the Holocaust was worse. Administrators say her student-led forums have improved campus race relations more than faculty and staff have been able to do. Senior Jalen Brown saw the toxic mix of homophobia and racism in the hallways of the […] Read More → -
What Anisfield-Wolf Taught Me: Finding Strength In My Immigrant Identity
April 23, 2019
by Jessica Yang I was five when I came to the U.S. from China. My first experiences of America were formed in a predominantly white town where I could count the number of non-white classmates on one hand. Other children asked me why my eyes were so small, whether I ate dogs, and why my […] Read More → -
Anisfield-Wolf -Winning Authors Nab Two Pulitzer Prizes
April 16, 2019
David W. Blight and Brent Staples — two Anisfield-Wolf Book Award recipients – discovered this week that each had won a Pulitzer Prize. Blight’s monumental biography, “Frederick Douglass: Prophet of Freedom,” received the Pulitzer for history. And Staples, an editorial writer for the New York Times, has won for a series of newspaper opinion pieces. […] Read More → -
“A World Built On Bondage”: Anisfield-Wolf Authors Close The 2019 Virginia Festival Of The Book
April 10, 2019
Eighteen months after the Unite the Right racist violence wracked Charlottesville, the 25th anniversary of the Virginia Festival of the Book gathered thousands of thoughtful citizens and served as one way to gauge the civic temperature. That temperature was decidedly warm among poet Rita Dove and novelists Esi Edugyan and John Edgar Wideman, the […] Read More →
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