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What's next for the prolific writer? A new TV series about dementia Whenever you’re writing, it’s always different,” muses Walter Mosley. “It’s lik...

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5 African-American Veterans Who Fought For Civil Rights

Setting the Table is a new podcast from Whetstone Radio Collective hosted by food writer Deb Freeman, and premieres on March 8. Setting the Table...

The GHC Paulding campus celebrated Mardi Gras on Mar. 1 by hosting an assembly of booths that was sponsored by the English department. It was held in the lobby of the recently renovated Charger Learning Commons on the second floor of the Bagby building.

NCMA gives us the exclusive on its new commissioned children’s book, The Museum Lives in Me.
As a kid, there was nothing more exciting than going on a school field trip—getting out of class; the wonder of a new, unfamiliar place; an interactive learning experience. … Channeling that excitement in book form is the NCMA, commissioning Victoria Scott-Miller, owner of Liberation Station Bookstore, to create a children’s book about the museum’s People’s Collection—NC’s state art collection.

BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — LSU has obtained one of the country’s largest collections of African-American poetry, including a book once owned by Frederick Douglass and a collection of works by 1950 Pulitzer Prize winner Gwendolyn Brooks.