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…spiritual connector between mother and daughter, as well as a tangible sign of Rose’s autonomy.   “Technically, Rose didn’t own her hair – she didn’t own her body; her enslaver did,”…

…and weary, constantly questioning whether the war was worth it. They got their answer when two emaciated boys stepped out of the woods with their tattooed arms raised. Register here…

…our time, Theodosius Dobzhansky, recipient of the Elliot and Kimbler prizes, and Da Costa Professor of Zoology at Columbia University, delivered the Silliman Lectures given in honor of the Centennial…

Inspired by the work of Nell Irvin Painter. Celebrating the places we come from, the places we live, and the stories that connect us. Come together to talk, create, and…

…the Whitbread First Novel Award, the James Tait Black Memorial Prize for Fiction and the Commonwealth Writer’s Prize. Her second novel, The Autograph Man, was published in 2002 and received…

…a first-rate, fascinating book, which has the materials for a full comprehension of the Negro American Revolution in the United States. Based upon a wide and deep knowledge of Negro…

Peter Ho Davies grew up in Coventry, England, the son of a Welsh engineer and a Malaysian Chinese dentist. It’s a soccer saturated place, and Sook Ying Davies remembers carrying…

…interpretation. Originally written and published by the abolitionist and sailor John Swanson Jacobs in 1855, the memoir was rediscovered and republished by the literary scholar Jonathan Schroeder in 2024. John…

The Fifteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States guarantees that all citizens have the right to vote without regard to their “race, color, or previous condition of servitude.”…

Prominent author, professor, and Palestinian advocate, Edward W. Said was one of the foremost cultural critics of the postwar world. He wrote extensively on history, politics, literature, music and philosophy….

…will be given by composer-poet Janice Lowe, poet Daniel Gray-Kontar and visual artist Julie Ezelle Patton, along with a rare performance of Atkins’ “Objects for Piano” by pianist, Milena Gligić….

…intrigued by her compassion for her racial tormentors during the forced integration of her school. Coles subsequently threw himself intellectually and emotionally into anti-poverty and desegregation efforts. Since the sixties,…

…in Antigua, she moved to New York as an au pair. After leaving her au pair job, working as a photographer’s assistant, and briefly attending college, Richardson changed her name…

…the color of water. Water doesn’t have a color.” In time, as McBride describes in the book, he grew to realize his mother was white – and to understand her…

…people. In preparation for a race war that they believed was biblically ordained, members were stockpiling food and weapons and preparing to establish a smaller, all-white America in the middle…

…of the young Atlanta factory worker Mary Phagan and the subsequent lynching of Leo Frank, the transplanted northern Jew who was her employer and accused killer, were so wide ranging…

…has published, edited, or translated over twenty volumes dealing with black America, slavery, African American literature and its reception abroad and also with writers Richard Wright, Chester Himes, Claude McKay,…

…review committees of the National Endowment for the Arts and National Endowment for the Humanities and was a member of the board of trustees for the Center for the Study…

…Lillian Smith Award for Southern Fiction; its intertwining of rhythm and use of vernacular is attributed to the author’s passion for the blues and his efforts to place them on…

…come to life (the cover photograph is of the author’s brother). This is not so much a book as it is an experience, aided by its “over-sized” coffee table format…