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…Community College campus to discuss his book with students, faculty, staff and community members. Half American was selected as the Common Reading selection for the 2023-2024 academic year. These events…

…like Ogun; today, Ogun, as god of metal and of the road, is worshipped not only by blacksmiths, but also by truck drivers and airline pilots—all workers in metal. In…

…discussion groups and Q&A sessions with literary experts. Oprah’s Book Club quickly became the largest book club in the world, presently attracting approximately two million members. In March 2008, Oprah.com…

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…investors descend—not to bail out communities, but to cash in. Set against the backdrop of protests that toppled Puerto Rico’s governor in 2019, the award-winning “Landfall” shares kaleidoscopic glimpses of…

Join us at Bop Stop, Cleveland’s beloved jazz club, for a vibrant conversation honoring Danzy Senna, winner of the 2025 Anisfield-Wolf Book Award for Fiction, for her sharp, genre-bending collection Colored Television….

…courage than one piece of the larger struggle of the Black community, bolstered by its own history of accomplishment. “It is a story,” she writes, “of values. My family’s values…

…Julian was born and raised in Cleveland. He earned his Associate of Arts degree from Cuyahoga Community College (Tri-C), where he also played basketball, developing discipline, leadership, and teamwork. He…

…of a book called New World A-Coming, a description of African American life, when, according to the review, he parlayed that success into a military commission and a prolonged stint…

…both by himself and in cooperation with others, is the book’s theme. One section discusses discrimination in employment, education, public accommodation, and housing. Another, called Guises and Disguises of the…

…of herself in a world where being black was often perceived as a “problem” and portrayed that way even by black writers. Hurston considered her own blackness a gift and…

…a sideman for jazz singer Little Jimmy Scott, writing songs for headliners such as Anita Baker and composing an off-Broadway musical called Bobos that won a Stephen Sondheim Award. A journalism…

…an environmental poetry reading on the banks of the Cuyahoga River, a poetry bike ride through Southeast Cleveland, and a free book and comic giveaway at the West Side Market….

…violence into its narrative of a particular black community and a particular black family. Song of Solomon was chosen a Book-of-the-Month Club selection, the first novel by a black author…

…made necessary by the heroine Rosa Burger, the daughter of two communist revolutionaries, who finds herself ultimately unable to opt out of political commitment. Like two of her earlier books,…

…Lewis was one of many marchers beaten in what became known as Bloody Sunday. Lewis’s commitment to nonviolence strained his relationship with SNCC when the organization grew more militant under…

Join Black Environmental Leaders (BEL) and 2022 Anisfield-Wolf winner for fiction Percival Everett in a one-of-a-kind community event. Early in 2022, the story of John Jordon began to resurface more…

…Writers’ Prize for Best First Book (2005). Her second novel, Half of a Yellow Sun, also the title of one of her short stories, is set before and during the…

…Mercury Records, making him the first high-level black executive in an established record company. Since then, he has founded his own companies, including Qwest Recording, Qwest Broadcasting, Quincy Jones Entertainment…

…Communist Party and gave him the opportunity to learn more about communism and trade unionism. His political and trade union activism was given impetus when he joined the Communist Party…