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…Anisfield-Wolf Juror Steven Pinker notes. “Very few seek to understand it as a phenomenon to be studied and analyzed. ‘Of Fear and Strangers’ does that, free of cliché and jargon….

…a peace activist. Because of his activities, he was unjustly accused of having communist sympathies. In 1950 he left Canada and returned to communist Poland. He felt he had an…

…NYU Medical Center. His urban health unit developed new community programs to improve health-care services as well as combined MD – PhD curriculum for students of medicine, psychology, law, public…

…American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, the National Advisory Committee on Selective Service and the Council of the White House Conference “To Fulfill Thee Rights.” Jordan’s autobiography covers his fascinating life from…

By writing in the language of all Jews about everyday Jewish life, Sholem Asch, along with other pioneers of Yiddish literature, sought to preserve a sense of culture and community…

…Negro Communist in the South (1979), which documented a radical Southern figure who left his Georgia sharecropping roots to work in the Birmingham steel mills and become a member of the Communist Party. Painter’s scholarly interests know no bounds.   Southern History…

…has assisted with the separation from that past. It is his coming-of-age story, he notes, “the story of the scholarship boy who returns home one summer to discover the bewildering…

…in the line of service. This reflection leads the speaker on a surreal journey in and out of wartime combat. Later in the poem, Komunyakaa strings together a series of…

…of Korean comfort women, who were compelled by the Japanese military to be sex slaves for soldiers during World War II.  Lee exposes the issue of comfort women in an…

…just a smidge more comfortable with that.” Chang distilled her grief during a feverish two weeks by writing “obits” for all she had lost in the world. The roughly 70…

…most destructive fires were not set by residents, as is commonly assumed, but by landlords looking to collect insurance payouts. Driven by perverse incentives—new government-sponsored insurance combined with tanking property…

…title was a play on FDR’s comment that December 7th, 1941 was a “date that shall live in infamy,” was hailed by Japan scholar and former ambassador to Japan Edwin…

…vivid, heartbreaking journey into history that exposes the fear and trauma that haunt generations, and the love that holds them together. (From the publisher) Juror Citation Tessa Hulls’ graphic memoir,…

…than fourteen additional books that combine social commentary, autobiography, and biography of persons such as Communist revolutionary Chou En-lai. Suyin was born in Sinyang, China in 1917. She received her…

…dramatic recitals when she was just four years old. Largely through her mother’s urging, the teenage Brooks met leading black writers James Weldon Johnson and Langston Hughes, who encouraged her…

…conflict, Downs combines detailed social history with informed legal interpretation in a provocative examination of an abiding tension between individual freedom and community integrity, and between procedural and substantive justice….

…life. Ellison took a series of odd jobs to support himself, and studied white writers Ernest Hemingway, James Joyce, and Fyodor Dostoyevsky. In 1938 he got a job with the…

This book is a good history of Indian life in the Americas before and after Columbus. The author, who was U.S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs under FDR, is a clear…

…including Charles S Johnson and Ashley Montagu. Johnson and Myrdal were fellow recipients of the John Anisfield Prize, and Montagu later served as jury chair. In 1936, Bunche received a…

…of Jim Limber, the mixed-race son whom Jefferson Davis adopted during the last year of the Civil War. McCrae is interested in the connections between racism and love. “These voices…