James Baldwin on the cover of Time magazine 1963. Click on the image to read an in-depth profile on Baldwin by novelist Colm Toibin discussing Baldwin's identity as a black gay man in the civil rights movement.
Click on the image to find more information on the Black Lives Matter Movement.
Click on the image of Alberta Hunter to read about The Harlem Renaissance in literature and the Arts.
Click on the image above to read about the influence of the Black church in America.
Harlem 1964. Click on the image above to read more about the US Civil Rights Movement.
Click on the image above to read about Malcolm X.
Click on the image above to read more about Elijah Muhuumad and The Nation of Islam.
Click on the image above to read a Paris Review interview with James Baldwin.
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Bloom's Literature database has extensive resources for a range of classic and known literature titles. One of the many resources it has is the How to write about ... section which provides detailed analysis of authors and books, including essay prompts. There are also good resources on plagiarism as well links to fine art and dance.
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