In anticipation of the film debut of If Beale Street Could Talk, the DC Public Library staff discussed James Baldwin’s original book with Derrick Young of MahagonyBooks. Click the link below to listen to the […]
James Baldwin — the grandson of a slave — was born in Harlem on August 2, 1924. He was the oldest of nine children growing up in poverty. Throughout his life, Baldwin was recognized not […]
Author and professor, Melissa Harris-Perry, said of Mychal Denzel Smith’s Invisible Man, Got The Whole World Watching, “[it] answers the pressing but unasked question, what would happen if all those black boys felled by bullets had […]
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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