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…obstacle of racial intolerance—presented with such cutting truth, such fidelity to life, such compassion and understanding, that their problem becomes, indelibly, the reader’s own. With rare perceptiveness, Gwethalyn Graham takes…

…could, I would write pamphlets instead of novels. And if I offered what the work means, I would be wrong. The work is smarter than I am. Art is smarter…

…a faculty position at Harvard University.  “I think the way in which I approach history comes from times I spent with my grandmother when I was a girl,” Miles told…

…Curtain during the Cold War. After a career in intelligence, Nina lived in Moscow, Minsk, Prague, Ottawa and Istanbul working on numerous humanitarian missions. After years living abroad, she now writes narrative nonfiction full…

…Dobzhansky, cannot be understood as a purely biological process, nor can it be adequately described as a history of culture; rather, it is the interaction between the two components of…

Inspired by the work of Nell Irvin Painter. Celebrating the places we come from, the places we live, and the stories that connect us. Come together to talk, create, and…

Zadie Smith was born in northwest London and continues to live in the area. Her first novel, White Teeth, was published in 2000 and won the Guardian First Book Award,…

…strength of Isaacs’ work, in addition to the verbatim reporting of the interviews upon which the book is based, lies in its historical grasp of what is important in the…

…first published story, “Mountain,” arrived in print when he was 21. Now teaching creative writing and playing indoor soccer in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Davies is drawn to questions of authenticity…

…moral dynamics of slavery as well as relations of power in the context of colonialism and global empire. In reframing Jacobs’s ferocious commentary after discovering it in an Australian newspaper,…

…Act in the years since its passage. She shows how a measure carefully crafted to open the polling booths to southern blacks has evolved into a powerful tool for affirmative…

…Born in Jerusalem in 1935 and educated in Egypt and the U.S., he received his BA from Princeton, and his MA and PhD from Harvard, where he became Visiting Professor…

Cave Canem and the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards invite you to celebrate Black History Month by joining in “A Tribute to Russell Atkins.” Poet, playwright and composer, Atkins’ work has had…

…intrigued by her compassion for her racial tormentors during the forced integration of her school. Coles subsequently threw himself intellectually and emotionally into anti-poverty and desegregation efforts. Since the sixties,…

…later and, in many ways, is thought to be a sequel to her first novel. The protagonist Lucy leaves Antigua, fleeing from her mother to become an au pair in…

…acknowledge her whiteness to her curious son. In a conversation when he was a child, McBride recalls asking his mother what color God is, to which she replied “God is…

…Christians have been especially dogged about trying to implant their ideas into unwilling minds. So it is with monotheism: if there is one true religion, then others are, by definition,…

…conspiracy of fate could make horror so massive. We try nowadays to think differently, but in the case of Frank it is not easy.” The events surrounding the 1913 murder…

Widely acclaimed for its comprehensive and sensitive portrait of one of America’s most renowned writers, The Unfinished Quest of Richard Wright presents a profound and thorough interpretation of Wright’s work….

…Edgar Allan Poe/Thirty-Two. Nancy Oestreich Lurie is a distinguished American anthropologist who specializes in the study of North American Indian history and culture. She received her BA from the University…