On Black History, Book Banning, and the Wisdom of James Baldwin
One of the first things that we can do to mend ourselves and our nation is to look beyond history to the other humanities—to art, music, and literature.
By Michael Judge
Americans, now in the midst of Black History Month, are so divided it’s nearly impossible for us to agree on what the more than 400-year African-American experience tells us about the present, and how we, collectively—no matter our “race, color, or creed”—arrived h…
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