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Read this. (It’s an article about Suzan-Lori Parks.)

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see this film, before Tuesday

I can’t urge you enough. When I think of the way Cynthia McKinney has been vilified in the mainstream media I start to get violent up in here.
And if you’re black and you don’t see it, god help you. I’m serious. I’m about to make some copies (shhh) and send to folks I think are [...]

seriously? did they include mfas in those stats?

College Grads Earn More, But Racial Disparities Persist By Diverse staff Oct 26, 2006, 03:28

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wow

-70 percent of Americans have not visited a bookstore in five years
-over half of Americans will NOT read a SINGLE book after high school

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    • Haiku in my Neighborhood (M. Hanks Gallery, 2009) March 10, 2010
      Haiku in my Neighborhood. Poems by Dee Dee McNeil, photographs by Roland Charles,  M. Hanks Gallery, 2009, ISBN 978-0-9821810-1-0, $25.00. (Pages from the book are viewable at Google Books online.) Haiku in my Neighborhood – a coffee table book of 50 haiku poems written by jazz singer/songwriter Dee Dee McNeil with photographs by noted photographer-ar […]
    • The Erotic Diary of a Lumberjack by Barthélémy Toguo (Michael Woolworth Editions, Paris, 2010) March 10, 2010
      The Erotic Diary of a Lumberjack” (”Le Journal Érotique d’un Bûcheron”). artist’s book by Barthélémy Toguo with 12 linocuts and texts, 38 x 26.5 cm, Michael Woolworth Editions, Paris, 1000€. […]
    • Angaza Afrika: African Art Now (Laurence King, 2009) March 10, 2010
      Angaza Afrika: African Art Now. Chris Spring, Laurence King, 350 colour illustrations,256 x 226mm, 336 pages, paperback, ISBN – 978 1 85669 548 0, £25. Angaza Afrika: African Art Now, by Chris Spring and published by Laurence King brings together more than 60 of Africa’s most creative contemporary artists, drawn from across the African continent as [.. […]