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…Communist Party and gave him the opportunity to learn more about communism and trade unionism. His political and trade union activism was given impetus when he joined the Communist Party…

…book. I love being surprised by certain unexpected word choices and by the mythic vision and compassion.” Kelly reflected on this compassion with the poet Ladan Osman, in an interview…

…as an expert witness for the University of Michigan’s defense of affirmative action in its undergraduate and law school admissions, a case that went before the U.S. Supreme Court in…

…and Carol and John’s Comic Shop will have free comics, and Rust Belt Humanities Lab will be on hand for a free talk on documentary comics. Great for the whole…

…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…

A brilliant dark comedy about second acts, creative appropriation, and the racial identity–industrial complex.   Jane has high hopes her life is about to turn around. After years of living precariously,…

…Georgetown University, where students have three times voted him professor of the year. A first-generation college student, he grew up on a small cattle farm in the Ozark foothills near…

…he came upon Swing 46, a midtown club where a tapper of almost 90 named Buster Brown presided over Crazy Tap Jam, where he opened the floor to all comers,…

…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…

…led to his first novel, Catherine Carmier (1964). Catherine Carmier and Gaines’s second novel, Of Love and Dust (1967), both use interracial relationships as a means of exploring the complexities…

…up here taught me to appreciate beauty, the beauty of the bayous and of the forests and of the Gulf. Growing up in this community taught me to appreciate storytelling,…

…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…

…mother’s death. After an unhappy attempt to move in with a married sister in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Parks ended up spending a frigid winter homeless, an experience that sensitized him to…

…him to Richmond to attend a private Baptist school with connections to the prestigious black Virginia Union University, where Johnson earned his undergraduate degree in 1916. Johnson’s exposure to the…

…enrolled at Columbia University in New York City in the fall of 1921, but he stayed only one year and spent most of his time in Harlem, in upper Manhattan….

…uninspired by his studies and left school to join the United States Coast Guard. He began writing to counteract the tedium of life at sea. When Haley retired from the…

…point I realized I had never written about what it was like to grow up in a town like the town where I grew up,” Chang told the book club….

More than a decade before the U.S military desegregated in 1948, American volunteers fought in racially integrated units – called the Abraham Lincoln Brigade — to battle fascism in Spain….