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    Huffington Post Reveals 50 Books Every African American Should Read – How Many AW Winners Made The List?

    July 9, 2012

    Huffington Post’s Black Voices rounded up 50 books the editors think every African American should read (they added on Twitter…

  • Zadie Smith On Balancing Motherhood And A Writing Career

    July 6, 2012

    Anne-Marie Slaughter’s “Why Women Can’t Have It All” article has re-ignited the conversation about working mothers and their quest to…

  • Would You Like To See Your Relatives As The Subject Of A Book?

    July 4, 2012

    Isabel Wilkerson’s 2010 masterpiece The Warmth of Other Suns focuses on the Great Migration, scores of Southern African Americans who packed…

  • Junot Diaz Speaks On Race and Literature, Will Be Keynote Speaker At Facing Race Conference 2012

    July 2, 2012

    During a two-day symposium at Stanford University, Junot Diaz had the opportunity to sit down with editor Paula M.L. Moya…

  • Friday Lit Review: Are E-Books Taking Over?

    June 29, 2012

    Each Friday we’ll be bringing you news about your favorite authors, literature and books in general. Tell us what you…

  • 88 Books That Shaped America (According To The Library Of Congress)

    June 27, 2012

    No, it’s not a “best books of all-time” list, but the list assembled by the Library of Congress, to celebrate…

  • Middle School Students Perform “Warmth Of Other Suns” Play

    June 25, 2012

    There’s nothing like seeing young people get excited about history, something that is typically pretty hard to do. “Warmth of…

  • “Most Of What I Do Fails”: Honest Observations From James McBride

    June 22, 2012

    It’s almost hard to believe 1997 Anisfield-Wolf winner James McBride when he talks about his failures. His 2002 novel, Miracle…

  • Who’s Been Called The “Tiger Woods Of American Literature”?

    June 20, 2012

    2004 winner Edward P. Jones is a skilled writer. That seems to be understood quite well by all who have…

  • VIDEO: Oprah’s Book Club 2.0 – Is This The Future Of Literature?

    June 18, 2012

    Book clubs have tended to be a very private thing. Intimate gatherings among friends, book clubs were a simple time…

  • Ira Berlin

    What Was Life Like On The Eve Of The Civil War?

    June 15, 2012

    We tend to have a lot of historians on our winners list. They’re the people who can take what we’ve…

  • NEW ON THE BOOKSHELF: Geoffrey C. Ward’s “A Disposition To Be Rich”

    June 13, 2012

    2005 winner Geoffrey C. Ward‘s latest book covers familiar ground—history—but also gives readers insight into his family history. The book…

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The Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards recognize books that have made important contributions to our understanding of racism and human diversity. Cleveland poet and philanthropist Edith Anisfield Wolf established the book awards in 1935, in honor of her father, John Anisfield, and husband, Eugene Wolf, to reflect her family’s passion for social justice. Presented by the Cleveland Foundation, it remains the only American book prize focusing on works that address racism and diversity.

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