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…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…

…a kind of personal and social constriction, with pain and helplessness. Violence was quotidian. Fear was quotidian.”  “I witnessed, sometimes firsthand, sometimes second, police brutality against my family, particularly my…

…the Bancroft Prize, the Pulitzer Prize for History and the Lincoln Prize. The title is Lincoln’s phrase. “It is probably as close a study of Lincoln’s mind on this critical…

…at the West Side Market in partnership with the Cleveland Public Library! CPL will give away books at a fruit and vegetable stand in the arcade, Comics at the Corner…

…for Inter-American Understanding, a blueprint for institutions to participate in inter-American work. Among the objectives of the proposed organizational efforts was the promotion of Christian principles in human relations. She…

…right for Jane—until they go terribly wrong.   Funny, piercing, and page-turning, this is Senna’s most on-the-money novel yet. (From the publisher) Juror Citation With impeccable, provocative, and propulsive prose, Danzy…

…mores and practices are parochial (and potentially changeable) habits of place and time rather than being the only way that civilized life can be lived. But commonplaces weren’t always common…

…in ‘da Funk.” Their work argues that it is “possible to play jazz at the highest level with one’s feet.” Still, “compared with tap,” Seibert writes, “both ballet and ‘America’s…

…in Piedmont, a small town of about 2,000 people, 10 percent of whom were black. Gates’s father worked as a laborer in the local paper mill and as a part-time…

…its complicated intersections of African American, Creole, Cajun, and white culture. Gaines was born on the River Lake Plantation in Oscar, Louisiana, in Point Coup Parish, and was raised largely…

…to tell stories rooted in this Southern soil. “I hope people who read my books perhaps feel empathy for us,” she said, “and really see us for a complicated people.”…

…Hugo prize by the time he was 27; he did so despite severe dyslexia. Throughout his career, Delany has been equally comfortable at academic conferences and comic book conventions. “Physically,…

…Mosley worked a series of jobs, including caterer, potter, and computer programmer. In 1981 he moved to New York and began taking graduate writing courses at the City College of…

…books, Flash Photography (1947) and Camera Portraits: The Techniques and Principles of Documentary Portraiture (1948). In 1948 Parks was hired by Life magazine, then one of America’s leading pictorial publications,…

…President Truman appointed him to the UNESCO delegation to Paris, and Johnson was also part of the commission that reorganized education in Japan after WWII.[3] Johnson died at the age…

…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…

…Davis to Playboy that began the magazine’s famous interview series. Later that year, Playboy commissioned Haley to interview political activist Malcolm X, an assignment that led to Haley’s first book,…

…and preferred their soy sauce with a little sugar in it. They liked peanut butter — even combined with soy sauce. But they were confused and put off by a…

…treatment for years to come.” Delmont, Dartmouth College’s Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor of History, as well as its associate dean of international studies and interdisciplinary programs, found his curiosity piqued…