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Langston Hughes Collection of Stories - 1st Edition, 1952

Hilltown Families wrote 2 days ago: Add to Shopping Cart Author Name: HUGHES, Langston.Title: Laughing to Keep from Crying. Binding: Har … more →

Tags: harlem renaissance, Books, Collectible, first edition, first printing, Langston Hughes, African-American, Literatur

BROTHER LINDSEY BARRETT ON NIGERIAN LITERATURE-FROM THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER,OCT. 17,2009

Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade wrote 1 month ago: from ngrguardiannews.com Saturday, October 17, 2009 Nigeria’s Literature At Odds With Her Poor … more →

Tags: Africa, African literature, BACK TO AFRICA:REALITY, BLACK BOOKS YOU MUST READ!, Black Culture, Black Men, Black People, african american men, african american women

Black History Month Launch

Christopher Wellbelove wrote 2 months ago: The official launch of Black History Month 2009 was held at Nettlefold Hall. Black History Month pam … more →

Tags: mayor of lambeth, Lambeth Council, Black History Month, nettlefold hall

SAVE YORUBA LANGUAGE!-IT IS DYING FAST!-LAGOS HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY HAS MADE IT AN OFFICIAL LANGUAGE TO BE USED ALONG WITH ENGLISH-FROM ALLAFRICA.COM

Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade wrote 2 months ago: FROM allafrica.com ——————————— … more →

Tags: Africa, AFRICAN LANGUAGES ENDANGERED!, BACK TO AFRICA:REALITY, Black Children, Black Culture, Black Education, Black Men, , Black People

Ronald Fair: Griot of Chicago Tales

ayanacontreras wrote 2 months ago:   1932—  Ronald Fair is perhaps best known as a teller of crisp, satirical, and unsentimental Chicag … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, Books, Chicago Cultural History, Cult Movie of the Week, Film and Television, Jive Culture, Printed Matters, BAM, black arts movement

African American staring films for Fall 2009

vhudgins wrote 3 months ago: From Disney classic cartoons to suspense thrillers, African American actors can be seen in major the … more →

Tags: Comedy, Oprah, Entertainers, Entertainment, Tyler perry, Madea, i can do bad all by myself, Jamie Foxx, gerad butler

Book Review!

inwardescape wrote 4 months ago: Hello all!! I recently finished a truly fascinating novel by bestselling author Pearl Cleage called, … more →

Tags: Interests, Misc, Spelman, Literature, Cleage, Reading, Reviews, Books, Atlanta culture

Another Beautiful Struggle1 comment

ayanacontreras wrote 4 months ago: “We took comfort in the rebel music that was pumped into the city from up North. Hip-Hop was t … more →

Tags: Book Reviews, Books, Printed Matters, Reviews, Baltimore, beautiful struggle, black manhood, Family, hip-hop

Into Africa: 50 must reads for "Every African"...

ayanacontreras wrote 4 months ago: …courtesty of afripopmag.com… lots of good stuff for a book nut like me. Anthem of the D … more →

Tags: Books, Printed Matters, The Goodness, Africa, African literature, Books, Colonization, Race, World Literature

The Other Side of Paradise, in plain view

ayanacontreras wrote 4 months ago: Poet Stacyann Chin’s memoir, “The Other Side of Paradise” (Scribner, 2009), is a c … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, Book Reviews, Books, Film and Television, Printed Matters, Reviews, Books, def poetry jam, Jamaica

Sweet Flypaper of Life: 1950s Harlem in Black & White4 comments

ayanacontreras wrote 5 months ago: Picture it.  I’m in high school, late for the morning bus, desperate for something to read dur … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, Book Reviews, Books, Photography, Printed Matters, Reviews, The Goodness, 1950s, Harlem

SAVE OUR AFRICAN MOTHER TONGUES-"IN ABUJA,NIGERIA CULTURE EXPERTS CANVASS PRESERVATION OF MOTHER TONGUES"-FROM THE GUARDIAN NEWSPAPER-NIGERIA1 comment

Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade wrote 6 months ago: From ngrguardiannews.com Thursday, May 14, 2009 In Abuja, culture experts canvass preservation of mo … more →

Tags: Africa, AFRICAN LANGUAGES ENDANGERED!, BACK TO AFRICA:REALITY, Black Children, BLACK CIVILIZATIONS, Black Culture, Black Education, Black Leaders, Black Men

SAVE NIGERIAN LANGUAGES-"LOCAL LANGUAGES:A CULTURAL HERITAGE OR VICE?-ORIGINALLY FROM DAILY CHAMPION NEWSPAPER,NIGERIA

Yeye Akilimali Funua Olade wrote 6 months ago: FROM apnaorg.com Local Languages: a Cultural Heritage Or Vice? Daily Champion (Lagos) OPINION April … more →

Tags: Black People, Africa, Nigeria, Yoruba, black women, the-black-race, Black Culture, Black Men, Black Children

Revival of Black Literature

blackbook411 wrote 6 months ago: Does black literature need a revival? From the Diverse: Issues In Higher Education video conference … more →

Tags: Literary, W. Paul Coates, E. Lynn Harris, Sandra Kitt, Dr. Eugenia Collier, John Edgar Wideman, max rodriguez, Diverse Issues in Higher Education

Book Review: The Intuitionist by Colson Whitehead1 comment

LaShawn wrote 7 months ago: I made the decision to start reading more scifi/fantasy books by people of color (i.e. black people) … more →

Tags: African-American Issues, Book Review, African-American fantasy, Colson Whitehead, black females in literature, elevators

I am Not Sidney Poitier1 comment

ayanacontreras wrote 9 months ago: (Graywolf Press, 2009) I was, in life, to be a gambler, a risk-taker, a swashbuckler, a knight. I ac … more →

Tags: Arts & Culture, Book Reviews, Books, Printed Matters, Reviews, Books, i am not sidney poitier, Percival Everett, Race

Sixty Million and More16 comments

Matthew wrote 10 months ago: In addition to Crime and Punishment, which I am reading to prepare for my course, and of which C.B. … more →

Tags: Books, Literature, Reading, American Literature, Contemporary Literature, Beloved, African American Studies, Beloved, toni morrison

Washington Post Review: Blonde Roots14 comments

bevaristo wrote 10 months ago: This smashing review was published on Sunday 18th January.  http://tinyurl.com/Washington-Post-Revie … more →

Tags: 1, African American writers, Alex Haley, Barack Obama, Beloved, Black History, British slave trade, Frederick Douglas, Harriet Beecher Stowe

The Movie Game1 comment

kcjoseph wrote 12 months ago: My people, my people. I know it’s been a minute, but don’t worry, I haven’t just b … more →

Tags: urban fiction, strippers, Atlanta Strippers, street lit, street professor, Urban Erotica, K.C. Joseph, strip clubs, black book club


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