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Left of Black S8:E13: Remaking Black Power -- How Black Women Transform an Era
Left of Black host Mark Anthony Neal is joined in the Left of Black studio by Ashley D. Farmer, Assistant Professor of History and African American Studies at Boston University. Professor Farmer is author of Remaking Black Power: How Black Women Transform an Era (UNC Press).
WILD WOMEN
—Ashley Farmer
Can I act like an angel if I live like a jerk? Can I keep disguising my sensitivity with parties and verve? I’m bursting with rich delight while you’re under control, enjoying your well-rounded personal life, your armchair book. You: an accounting presentation. I: dance a full moon ode on the beach. You grow your business. I try to appease the Dragon God by writhing around on the sand in skimpy outfits. Consider this an invitation. I consider this an invitation.
AWP Offsite Event: Literary Masquerade We're hosting multiple events in Portland, OR for AWP. It's our home base, so why not? This will be an AWP to remember. 126 more words
The New Black Radical Moment, by Robert Greene II
The New Black Radical Moment, by Robert Greene II
Robert Greene II. Photo: Society for US Intellectual History Blog
Recent weeks have seen the release of several books that, have in some form or fashion, something to do with the Black Radical Tradition. While much fanfare has preceded the release of the new Ta-Nehisi Coates book, We Were Eight Years in Power (and with good reason), other books also speak to a renewed interest in African American…
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Happy Birthday, Gwendolyn Marie Patton!
Happy Birthday, Gwendolyn Marie Patton!
Gwendolyn Marie Patton, photo from Trenholm State Community College Libraries
To celebrate the memory of activist and scholar Dr. Gwendolyn Marie Patton, born October 14, 1943, I share here an excellent article by Ashley Farmer, assistant professor at Boston University and a regular contributor to the African American Intellectual History Society’s blog Black Perspectives. By the way, if you also…
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2016 AWP Panelist Events
[et_pb_section admin_label=”section”][et_pb_row admin_label=”row”][et_pb_column type=”4_4″][et_pb_text admin_label=”Text” background_layout=”light” text_orientation=”left” use_border_color=”off” border_color=”#ffffff” border_style=”solid”] By now, hopefully you’ve heard about our AWP Conference panel, “What the Heck Does Innovative Fiction Actually Mean?: Authors Cut Through the Jargon,” taking…
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Rita Bullwinkel's Top Ten AWP 2016 Panels
The annual Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP) conference is less than a month away, and we’re getting amped up for the obligatory tote bags. Our staff and contributors will be sharing their favorite AWP happenings on our blog over the coming weeks, and we hope to see you at the conference (stop by table #1238 and say “hello” to The Conium Review staff). First up, Rita Bullwinkel…
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