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…of the Bunche Papers, located in the Schomberg Center archives: http://archives.nypl.org/scm/20652. [5] See Trustee for the Human Community, edited by Hill and Keller. [6] Balfour, http://www.oxfordaasc.com/article/opr/t0002/e0726?hi=2&highlight=1&from=quick&pos=2 [7] Ibid. [8] Ibid….

…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…

…editorial director of Ishmael Reed Publishing Company, and their daughter Tennessee, a photographer and poet, became managing editor of Reed’s online publication, Konch.  All the while, Reed was becoming a…

…our Jury Chair Natasha Trethewey as she highlights the transformative impact the Anisfield-Wolf Book Awards have had on our larger understanding of race, racism, and human diversity.  9:45-10:30 a.m.:   Humanity…

…genre fiction, a combination of mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy,” said Anisfield-Wolf Juror Joyce Carol Oates. Registration for this event is FREE. VIP tickets are also available for purchase….

…many words hover around my head”), and we hear often from her less verbal husband, John Montiere, who exclaims on their wedding night: “let’s strip off our words/ to speak…

With this final volume of his superb biography, Rampersad comes to the racist exclusion and crippling attacks from the right that forced Hughes to scramble for a meager living. Rampersad…

…Reformatory, home to 650 black youths who had been labeled “delinquent” by the authorities. As principal he liberalized the reformatory’s regulations, giving inmates greater freedom and respect. His interest in…

…make a good life for my sons.” The nomadic quality of Graham’s early life carried over into her educational experiences and into her later years. After attending classes at Howard…

…the UK, was a runner up for the PEN/Hemingway Award and was a New York Times Notable Book of the Year. A best seller in Pakistan, it was made into…

Jim Silver keeps a loaded shotgun in his Oxford, Miss., home. It is not for hunting; it is for protection. For 27 years Silver has spoken out against the segregationist…

…Honor and Pity and Pride and Compassion and Sacrifice,” features a Vietnamese character named Nam who is struggling to complete his Iowa Writer’s Workshop master’s as his father comes for…

…be the first American historian of radical social protest who gives full range to the psychological complexities of the historical actors, without either scolding or essentially lionizing the chief protagonist….

…a sacred rock tower in Wyoming (called Devil’s Tower by non-Indians.) Sixty years later, Edward Abbey would remark that the name Tsoai-talee seemed well justified. Momaday’s mother, Mayne Natachee Scott,…

…University, Loye for nearly a decade was a professor in the research series and Director of Research for the Program on Psychosocial Adaptation and the Future at the UCLA School…

…World War. After the war he worked as a journalist and professional writer All of Adamic’s writings are based on his labor experiences in America and his former life in…

…the United States to be engaged in endless war. He spent roughly a dozen years researching and writing his latest book. Tacky’s Revolt exists, in part, because the roles for…

…the overlooked and the ordinary, illuminating how Black communities have long used their yards as sites of beauty, resistance, and storytelling. Her poems echo with the textures of reclaimed land,…

…for film and television, and completed a collection of letters with Solange Chaput Roland titled Dear Enemies (1963). Recipient of a Governor-General’s Literary Award for both her 1938 novel, Swiss…

…combination mystery, thriller, police procedural and absurdist comedy.” The creator has two dozen books to his credit, including a 2021 Pulitzer finalist “Telephone.” Sometimes he chafes at their parsing. “Apparently…