Season 5: Episode 4 | Black Women Writers Courses
Here’s a short take on where all those Black Women Writers courses come from.
Here’s a short take on where all those Black Women Writers courses come from.
Angie Thomas’s The Hate U Give found a raw edge that audiences were keen to address.
College students are often excited to discuss the subtle radicalism of Iola Leroy by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper.
A brief take on a photo titled “The Sisterhood, 1977,” which has been a source of inspiration for countless readers and viewers.
Here’s how a book can be initially misunderstood and ignored, then gain literary recognition and acclaim, become adopted by the education system and taught broadly, and then become banned.
Here’s how high school students at a school in Maryland responded to Toni Morrison’s the Seven Days from Song of Solomon.
A brief discussion of the prolific scholarship on African American novels by scholar Trudier Harris.
The stories behind the reception to Larsen’s novel.
What can we learn about the differences among the eleven novels Toni Morrison published when we consider her word usage?
The multifaceted responses to a novel about a Black woman becoming.