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…the work of writing these poems, and the attendant many hours of therapy, I have come to understand the poems as . . . interrogating the story about the memory….

…that animated the Civil War and Reconstruction and that have carried through to the present. Throughout his life, he has paid close scholarly attention to African American voices and questions…

…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…

…field associate to the Executive Committee on Inter-American Relations in Texas. In 1943 she became the first executive secretary of the Good Neighbor Commission. In 1944 she wrote Community Organization…

…seems excited to work with a “real writer” to create what he envisions as the greatest biracial comedy ever to hit the small screen. Things finally seem to be going…

…transitions from authoritarianism and the relationship between history and the social sciences. It is this last category that animates “Gods of the Upper Air.” The title derives from a passage…

…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…

…Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. “The class divide within our community is black America’s most urgent social problem,” he stated on “The Two Nations of Black America,” the…

…doing both successfully, he is able to write about them so convincingly that his readers feel as if they know the place and people too. This talent proved especially important…

…November. She is the only woman in American letters to have two. “I feel like in every book that I commit to telling the truth about the place that I…

…center of things,” Delany told Miller. “It’s a category to put things in. You can’t think without categories; but you want categories that are complex enough that whatever is inside them is…

…researched historical details, and realistic dialogue transcend the cliches of the genre. He portrays the complexity of the Los Angeles African American community between the late 1940s and mid-1960s, and…

…his subjects, although at the time he lacked the technical training to capture them flawlessly. Once, after finally getting the big break of a fashion shoot, he double-exposed all but…

…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…

…He took a series of jobs that included traveling down the west coast of Africa and then to Europe as a crewmember on a merchant steamer. Hughes continued writing poetry…

…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,…

…the restaurant’s basement refrigerated storage room. In the opening pages, Chang writes, “Now, a year after the shame. . . the community defends its thirty-five-year indifference to the Chao family’s…

…white supremacy at home. Perhaps the most celebrated cadre were the Tuskegee Airmen, but, for the most part, racial segregation meant that African American troops served largely in supply and…

…Jean-Michel Basquiat said about painting, when I’m working, I don’t try to think about art, I try to think about life.” Young is married to Kate Tuttle, a literary critic….