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…Show.” It entered national syndication in 1986, becoming the highest-rated talk show in television history. In 1988, she established Harpo Studios, a production facility in Chicago, making her the third…

…born in Mogadishu, Somalia in the late 1960’s. During her childhood she lived in Somalia, Saudi Arabia, Ethiopia and Kenya. In 1992, Ayaan was married off by her father in…

…and shadow ideas, of home, horrors, and healing.” Sarah Aziza is a Palestinian American writer, translator, and artist with roots in ‘Ibdis and Deir al-Balah, Gaza. The recipient of a…

…African shores. Basil Davidson is the most effective popularizer of African history and archaeology outside Africa and certainly the best trusted in Africa itself. Davidson is the often-overlooked fourth man…

…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…

Jericho Brown was born Nelson Demery III, raised in Shreveport, Louisiana, and graduated magna cum laude from Dillard University in New Orleans. He worked as a speech writer to the…

…to assimilate with didn’t see me, but I still got the practice. I’m not saying it’s a positive thing. It just is. Therefore, I’m nobody, who are you? Yet, I’m…

…music inherent in the oral tradition of language re-creates for us an inner history which is compelling and authentic and American,” she wrote. Young is often asked if he is…

Join AWBA Program Director Kortney Morrow and Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards winner, Namwali Serpell for a discussion of Serpell’s new book, On Morrison on Feb. 20 at the The City Club…

…money to buy it. In 1967 Franklin moved to the University of Chicago, where he again chaired the history department. Although Franklin’s books are wide-ranging in their subjects, their cumulative…

…didn’t believe in it or buy it. And yet there it stood: the supreme city; Feral, spurned, and up on its hind legs Like a bear before a walker in…

…Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). It is still perhaps his best-known poem, and it instantly confirmed his potential as a serious writer. At his father’s wish, Hughes…

…but how plain country women, resisting self-pity, sustained dreams and compassion: “Soon I’ll go for a stroll/ in my blue silk dress,/ go into town/ and buy myself a plum,/…

In a crabbed, powerful follow-up to his National Book Award-nominated short story collection (Lost in the City), Jones explores an oft-neglected chapter of American history, the world of blacks who…