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Read Until You Understand: African American Literature Through An Autobiographical Lens – Bwog

History Professor Uncovers Missing Parts of a Prominent Life

BBC Radio 3 celebrates performance and live music from all over the UK this Autumn

The Recorder - Lucy Terry Prince

Lucy Terry Prince Published: 7/21/2021 3:20:26 PM Sharp-eyed readers of the July 10 Recorder article on the Lucy Terry Prince Day in Deerfield, Margaret Freeman and the Rev. Dr. Smith-Penniman, are correct. Phillis Wheatley is indeed the first published in print African American poet, not Lucy Terry. The Recorder’s headline for the article was in error leading into the story with the words “Lucy Terry Prince Day to celebrate first published Black poet.” Staff writer DomenicPoli, who interviewed me and did further research on his own, early on in his article accurately identified Lucy Terry as “the first known African American poet in English literature…”

Features Sneak Peek: July 24, 2021 - The People's Friend

What's happening with Phillis Wheatley Elementary? Neighbors hopeful for chance of school's rebirth

'Poetry For All' Wants To Help You Find Poetry That Speaks To You

Flickr The hosts of “Poetry for All” have one goal with their podcast: to make us fall in love again with poetry. “There's just so much poetry out there. You're bound to come across poetry that moves you, that reaches you, that touches you [and] enables you to think about the world in a slightly different way,” said podcast co-host Abram Van Engen, an English professor at Washington University. “Part of what we're doing in this podcast is just reintroducing people to poetry, to show them that it is not a kind of hidden lockbox of meaning that only the professor has the key to, or a puzzle that only professors can solve — that poems really do reach us on all different kinds of levels.”

Quiénes fueron las "madres fundadoras", claves en la formación de Estados Unidos

4 de julio: quiénes fueron las "madres fundadoras", claves en la formación de Estados Unidos

4 de julio: quiénes fueron las "madres fundadoras", claves en la formación de Estados Unidos