A landmark text from the Harlem Renaissance will be discussed next week by one of St. Louis’ own, who is now Poet Scholar in Residence at the African American Cultural Center at Towson University.
NMAF copy 39088019843234 gift from the collection of Lonnie G. Bunch III. Tight-lipped "Oracle": around and beyond Cane / Geneviève Fabre and Michel Feith -- Jean Toomer's Cane: modernism and race in ...
As a freshman English major at Stanford, Alex Torres came across an excerpt from the genre-defying High Modernist novel “Cane,” by Harlem Renaissance writer Jean Toomer, in an anthology of African ...
For the past several months, I have been part of a Harlem Renaissance book club. We have read selections by Langston Hughes and other well-known authors. We also have read works by writers like Nella ...
As a child, when I helped my uncles prime the tobacco in their fields, I did not realize I was dancing. Now I know there was choreography to our repeated gestures across the fields. Harvesting sugar ...
Get Access To Every Broadway Story Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announces the ...
The CLA Journal is a multilingual, peer-reviewed quarterly publication by the College Language Association. Established in 1957, the journal fosters the publication of socially engaged, innovative, ...
It was an exceptional time. It was our time. It was time. Time: 1920s. Place: Harlem, New York, USA. The Harlem Renaissance was a pent-up explosion of brilliant prose, poetry, politics and music of ...
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