James Baldwin on Film
The latest entry of the brilliance of James Baldwin on film, "I Am Not Your Negro," lays bare the fiction and terror of race in American life.
The latest entry of the brilliance of James Baldwin on film, "I Am Not Your Negro," lays bare the fiction and terror of race in American life.
Part 4 in a series of four posts by Ed Pavlic to commemorate what would have been James Baldwin's 90th year.
The third in a series of four posts to commemorate 90 years since James Baldwin's birth.
The second in a series of four posts to commemorate James Baldwin's 90th birthday.
The first in a series of four posts to commemorate what would have been James Baldwin's 90th birthday.
In 1986, one year before he passed away, James Baldwin announced a radical idea: “White History Week.” In this post, Ed Pavlic writes about how Baldwin got to that moment.
An interview with Rich Blint, a James Baldwin scholar. Biggest takeaway: Baldwin lamented the fragile human impulse for categorization.
The Black American writer, James Baldwin, draws parallels between oppression in South Africa, Algeria and the United States.