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…editor of The New Yorker last fall, and a year earlier, the director of Harlem’s Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, part of the New York Public Library. In…

…heavily armed guerillas blocking the road at night. George was 13. No one in their taxi was harmed, and the family returned to New Jersey some weeks later. But other…

…obligation to help the science in Poland recover from the ravages of the Second World War. In the strongly anti-communist climate of the time many in the Canadian government and…

…of Social Work at New York University, also developed outreach programs and improved health care services on the Lower East Side. Dr. Rosen retired in 1981 as professor emeritus of…

Vernon E. Jordan, Jr. was a managing director of Lazard Frères & Co. LLC in New York. Before his work at Lazard, he served as a senior executive partner with…

Join us for a books and comics giveaway at the West Side Market! At 1p.m., Tessa Hulls, the creator of Feeding Ghosts, which won the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards, Pulitzer Prize,…

…among his kinsmen despite their dispersal throughout the world and lack of a common homeland. His literature appeared at a time when Jews were stigmatized and persecuted for their culture…

…better by it.   The winner of this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award goes to a writer who, for over the course of half a century, has painstakingly documented our racial history while the world readied itself to listen—Nell Irvin Painter.   Throughout her nine-book oeuvre, Nell Irvin Painter has undoubtedly advanced the intellectual discourse on race relations and diversity. Too often overlooked, Painter’s contributions to…

…for the Humanities Fellowship. Rodriguez has continued his writing career, occasionally serving as an essayist for the PBS series MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour and also working as an editor with the Pacific…

…register of images collected over a lifetime, Yusef’s words paint the reader closer to the subject while still allowing ‘space into which a reader can come and participate in the…

Author of two award-winning novels, Korean-American author Chang-rae Lee believes that “a good story is a journey of the mind, not a record of fact.”  Lee regards writing as a…

…children. Known for her unflinching gaze, formal brilliance and rueful wit, Chang said the poems that poured from her after her mother died were more personally revealing than those in…

…decade of research, introduces the term “brownlining” for the destructive insurance practices imposed on poor communities of color under the guise of racial redress. Ansfield shows that as the FIRE…

…also was a tireless critic and editor, urging her always to tell the truth in her writing, even if the truth was not palatable or popular. Before embarking on her…

In her acclaimed graphic memoir debut, Tessa Hulls traces the reverberations of Chinese history across three generations of women in her family. Tessa’s grandmother, Sun Yi, was a Shanghai journalist…

…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…

…be seen not only in her poetry but also in her decision to use African American-run publishing houses rather than larger commercial publishers. In addition to her poetry and her…

In 1977, a Chicago-based Nazi group announced its plans to demonstrate in Skokie, Illinois, the home of hundreds of Holocaust survivors. The shocked survivor community rose in protest and the…

…might offer better opportunities for African Americans. Ellison’s father, an avid reader, named his son Ralph Waldo after 19th-century white American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson. His father died when Ellison…

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…