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'We are all mixed': Henry Louis Gates Jr on race, being arrested and working towards America's redemption | Books - Vimarsana News

'We are all mixed': Henry Louis Gates Jr on race, being arrested and working towards America's redemption | Books

The US academic and TV historian’s rejection of racial categories has drawn criticism from some but his sense of mischief and underlying belief in American decency remains undimmed

An actor channeling the folklore of his ancestors - Vimarsana News

An actor channeling the folklore of his ancestors

Two of Eric Berryman’s favorite things are drinking tea and telling stories, both of which were on the agenda on a recent rainy afternoon in the

Kerry James donates artwork to Cambridge Uni - Vimarsana News

Kerry James donates artwork to Cambridge Uni

KERRY JAMES Marshall has donated a portrait of award-winning filmmaker Henry Louis "Skip" Gates Jr. to the University of Cambridge

Kerry James Marshall donates portrait of Henry Louis Gates Jr to Cambridge University - Vimarsana News

Kerry James Marshall donates portrait of Henry Louis Gates Jr to Cambridge University

World-renowned artist gifts painting to mark award of honorary degree for author’s outstanding achievements

Adam Shatz with Pac Pobric - Vimarsana News

Adam Shatz with Pac Pobric

In the opening pages of his new essay collection, Writers and Missionaries, Adam Shatz recalls a remark by John Berger that subtlety is a luxury of the privileged. “But I am not so sure,” Shatz writes. “It seems to me that subtlety and nuance are indispensable tools of criticism—not least for groups of people (so-called minorities, for example) who have been seen, and often vilified, as monoliths.”