Black Literature is the documentation of Black consciousness. It is the quest to communicate what it means to experience life from this vantage point. There seems to be a division within African American Literature and […]
AUTHOR: KING, MARTIN LUTHER, JR. (MOREHOUSE COLLEGE (ATLANTA, GA.)) DATE: JANUARY 1, 1947 TO FEBRUARY 28, 1947 LOCATION: ATLANTA, GA. Writing in the campus newspaper, the Maroon Tiger, King argues that education has both a utilitarian […]
Invisible Man: Gordon Parks and Ralph Ellison in Harlem is on exhibit May 21 to August 28, 2016 at the Art Institute of Chicago. The exhibition features artifacts, including photographs, contact sheets, and manuscripts, that […]
So the subject of this month’s ‘What I’m Reading Now’ post is a recommendation from a friend that has a pretty good track record of suggesting great books to read. To put it plainly, the […]
What makes this book, as well as, his previous book, The Beautiful Struggle, so important is the perspective from which Ta-nehisi speaks. Like him, I myself am a black male Gen Xer. For most of […]
The African American Literary Book Club (AALBC) recently published an article outlining the top cities for African American readers. A variety of factors were used in their evaluation, including number of library visits per capita, […]
Last week Long Island teenager Kwasi Enin captured national headlines after becoming part of an impressive club: high school seniors who have been accepted into all eight Ivy League schools. However, while many celebrated Enin’s […]
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