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…Community College campus to discuss his book with students, faculty, staff and community members. Half American was selected as the Common Reading selection for the 2023-2024 academic year. These events…

…survival of the urban underclass under Sani Abacha’s military regime. Soyinka has the unique capacity not simply to write about social injustice in his creative work, but to meet the…

…been downloaded or streamed more than 35 million times. For each chapter, Oprah.com users could capture their thoughts and new perspectives within their own personal online workbook. Oprah.com averages 81…

…tablets and phones using a Google Chrome browser and on Apple iPhones and iPads using a Safari browser. On laptops and desktops you can use Google Chrome, Firefox, Microsoft Edge,…

…two marginalized communities must navigate an uneven criminal justice system together. 83 minute runtime, closed captioning available Register Wednesday, September 29 https://vimeo.com/509606633 Voodoo Macbeth Directors: Dagmawi Abebe, Victor Alonso-Berbel, Roy…

…us, challenge us, and reveal deeper truths about who we are. Together, they’ll reflect on the power of storytelling and the role of art in shaping how communities see themselves…

…talent for ennobling her subjects, and revealed a depth of understanding of the African experience that was unrivaled in Western media.” Hunter-Gault sized up Western coverage of the continent as…

…later pursued studies in social work at Cleveland State University, strengthening his commitment to community impact. After serving 14 years in federal prison, Edward embraced accountability, therapy, and self-improvement, refusing…

Ottley grew up in New York City and went to St. Bonaventure University in western New York state in 1926. He was one of the first blacks to go there, and was recruited to run track, at…

…New York, in their earliest years. In 1939 Fineberg joined the staff of the American Jewish Committee (AJC) as national community relations director. He was a pioneer in Jewish community…

…in Eatonville, the first incorporated black town in the United States. Unlike many Southern towns, where African Americans lived under the constant specter of racial harassment or discrimination from their…

…York University and crafted his latest novel. It “is many things: a mystery novel, a crime novel, an urban farce, a portrait of a project community,” writes Junot Diaz, an Anisfield-Wolf…

…excellence, and amplify diverse voices.  The conference is kicking off with a series of community projects this year on September 14, 15, and 22 to activate new locations and reach…

…comment from a 1992 interview, Toni Morrison gives one description of the complex range of issues she explores in her work. Morrison is widely recognized as one of the most…

…Library is The People’s University, the center of learning for a diverse and inclusive community. Our vision is a city in which opportunity is within reach and a Library that empowers…

…made necessary by the heroine Rosa Burger, the daughter of two communist revolutionaries, who finds herself ultimately unable to opt out of political commitment. Like two of her earlier books,…

…the position. In Congress, Lewis has served on the Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, the Committee on Public Works and Transportation, and the House Ways and Means Committee. Contributed…

…Everett is an experimental writer of novels, short stories and poetry. “The Trees” opens as a comic story in Money, Miss. before morphing into a metaphysical commentary on lynching, racism and…

…same institution. Chimamanda completed her secondary education at the University’s school, receiving several academic prizes. She went on to study medicine and pharmacy at the University of Nigeria for a…

Quincy Jones cannot be pigeonholed. In his 50-year music career, Jones has worn the hats of composer, record producer, artist, arranger, conductor, instrumentalist and record company executive. His musical career…