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December 15, 2021
I keep thinking back to an event in the “before” time. I was sitting in the gym of the Ace Hotel on a panel with...
December 13, 2021
As a writer, I’m sometimes tempted to revise for the wrong reasons – out of a desire to please or play it safe. But this is not honest, it is cowardice
December 9, 2021
On April 9, the Mississippi Museum of Art (MMA) will open A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration, which explores the profound impact of the Great Migration on the ...
December 8, 2021
LOS ANGELES — When Nikole Hannah-Jones "The 1619 Project: The New Origin Story" was greenlighted, she didnt want to mince words in her sweeping and eye-opening exploration of slavery and
December 8, 2021
LOS ANGELES — When Nikole Hannah-Jones "The 1619 Project: The New Origin Story" was greenlighted, she didnt want to mince words in her sweeping and eye-opening exploration of slavery and
December 8, 2021
LOS ANGELES — When Nikole Hannah-Jones "The 1619 Project: The New Origin Story" was greenlighted, she didnt want to mince words in her sweeping and eye-opening exploration of slavery and
December 8, 2021
LOS ANGELES — When Nikole Hannah-Jones "The 1619 Project: The New Origin Story" was greenlighted, she didnt want to mince words in her sweeping and eye-opening exploration of slavery and
December 7, 2021
Three writers at the top of their gameโDeesha Philyaw; Jason Reynolds and Angela Flournoyโgive praise for what Gayl Jones' work has given.
December 1, 2021
Nikole Hannah-Jones joined Times executive editor Kevin Merida for an insightful L.A. Times Book Club conversation about her book "The 1619 Project."
November 26, 2021
Guest host Ayesha Rascoe is joined by NPR senior editor Barrie Hardymon and Traci Thomas, host of The Stacks podcast, to talk about banned books. They talk about why its important for kids to discover books freely, even if that means starting a hard conversation with them. They also discuss their favorite โ and least favorite โ books that often show up on banned book lists.