On September 19th at 7PM we’ll be gathering at the Adinkra Cultural Arts Studio for an Author Talk and Book Signing with noted culinary historian, author, and independent scholar, Michael Twitty to discuss his new […]
So tomorrow, September 12th, is our author event with award-winning author Rion Amilcar Scott. I’m personally excited for this event because we’re partnering with Bro. Yao Glover, founder of the Free Black Space blog, to engage […]
Summer break. The two words every school age child yearns to hear. It’s the time of year kids do everything they can to either transform into fish or ride the wheels off their bike. The truly ambitious child seeks to do both. […]
Tuesday, April 18, 2017, at approximately 12:10 PM, Ramunda Young, Co-Founder of MahoganyBooks officially “Got Rooted.” That’s not to say that Ramunda was not aware of her culture and identity as a Black woman descended […]
There’s a certain satisfaction I receive when a reader begins to grasp the breadth and depth of topics written about from the Black person’s perspective. It’s why I love making book recommendations. Watching readers discover […]
Keep reading lively and interesting with these 7 tips. Learn new ways and means to support and open up this new wonderful world to your child. Even if your child is motivated to read, supporting […]
2017 National Black Writers Conference Biennial Symposium “Our Miss Brooks: A Centennial Celebration” Saturday, March 25, 2017; 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Registration opens at 10 a.m. (program begins at 11 a.m.) Medgar Evers College, […]
As a Professor at Bowie State University, one of the great fringe benefits of my job is the ability to poll my students. At 39, though I still think I am hip-I am about a […]
February 13th is recognized as Black Love Day (BLD) in America. Founded in 1993, Black Love Day is the 3rd nationally, commemorated African-American “wholyday.” It is an observance of atonement, reconciliation, celebration and 24-hour demonstration […]
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 […]
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