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Mokgatle’s keen interest in reading inspired him to enroll at a number of night schools in Pretoria and Johannesburg. Some of these were run by members of the South African…

…much credit to her therapists, a community to whom she dedicated her first book. In a poem from “The Renunciations” entitled “Donika Questions the Oracle,” she writes: Did he ever…

…in Connecticut. Their daughter, Daria Rose Foner, will receive her Ph.D. in Art History from Columbia University in May. “Many people don’t really know much about that period after the…

…hand for a free talk on documentary comics. Great for the whole family! This event is free and open to all. Register for free in advance to receive details and reminders…

…reported in the Texas Spectator. Valley growers objected and Kibbe resigned, apparently under pressure. She charged authorities with imposing a “gag rule.” In 1948 she became state PAC director for…

A brilliant dark comedy about second acts, creative appropriation, and the racial identity–industrial complex.   Jane has high hopes her life is about to turn around. After years of living precariously,…

…to ‘culture’ rather than being the proper stations of people who were innately primitive or otherwise fitted to their roles. It is also part of our common understanding that our…

…he came upon Swing 46, a midtown club where a tapper of almost 90 named Buster Brown presided over Crazy Tap Jam, where he opened the floor to all comers,…

…janitor; his mother was a housewife. Gates describes his youth and coming of age in the storytelling memoir Colored People (1994), in which he recalls a vibrant black community about…

…Miss Jane and her community through slavery, Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and the civil rights movement. The compelling narrative that resulted — still considered Gaines’s masterpiece—became a best-selling book and a…

…Another family down the road eventually helped them. Ward, her partner, their young daughter and son still make their home in rural Mississippi. She told an audience in November that…

…resulting in its sale six weeks later when Delany was 19. The pair later had a daughter, Iva Hacker-Delany. Both writers grew in success and creativity. Readers flocked to such…

…character as a private investigator, and Mosley seemed to have found a strong voice as an author of detective fiction. After Devil he published four more Easy Rawlins books: A…

…and composer, and he wrote the music for a ballet about the life of Martin Luther King Jr. Parks received the Spingarn Medal from the National Association for the Advancement…

…worked with Gunnar Myrdal on his epic study of race in America from 1938-1940. He remained at Fisk for the rest of his career, establishing financial support for black social…

…its insider’s portrayal of the Harlem Renaissance. Two years later, he began writing a weekly column for the Chicago Defender that unexpectedly spawned his most popular literary character, Jesse B….

…which concludes with Malcolm X’s reevaluation of the Nation of Islam religious movement, highlights the complexity, compassion, and humanity of a figure whose public image might otherwise have remained monolithic…

…her responsibilities directing the Iowa Writers Workshop, mentoring and teaching, creating a home with landscape painter Robert Caputo and raising their daughter. Her novel’s first character, Leo Chao, came to…

…the war, and then they came home and immediately started fighting for civil rights. They were fighting for a better version of America.” The title for Delmont’s book comes from…