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June 15, 2022, 1:03pm Publishing can feel like an impossible industry to break into. Actually, even the fact that we’re phrasing it like that is indicative of the problem. The gates are closed to a lot of people—notably, people of color. On

The Native American Media Alliance, in partnership with the Cherokee Nation Film Office and Warner Bros. Discovery Access, has announced the selected fellows for the 2nd Annual Native American Writers Seminar. “We are proud to continue this incredible program expanding it

Placeholder while article actions loadThe year was 1954, and the Cold War was in full swing. Sen. Joseph McCarthy (R-Wis.) was seeing Soviet spies in every corner of the government. And a young sociologist at Columbia University, Daniel Bell, convened

A brilliantly colored painting shows a warrior on an American paint horse hunting a buffalo, an activity fundamental to the survival and culture of Plains Indians who inhabited the grasslands of North America before the near-extinction of buffalo following settlers’

How an 80-year-old manuscript renewed Black writer Richard Wright's legacy  CBC.ca

The American Booksellers for Free Expression (ABFE) strongly condemns a Virginia judge’s tentative opinion that the books Gender Queer and A Court of Mist and Fury might be “obscene for unrestricted viewing by minors” and the petitioners’ preliminary injunction against

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Placeholder while article actions loadThere’s a fascinating scene in the 1943 film “Stormy Weather” that, however brief, sums up the virtuosic brilliance of dancer John W. Bubbles. According to the penetrating and revelatory new biography, “Sportin’ Life: John W. Bubbles,

This weekend, you can catch some of the biggest names in literature, comedy and TV writing in-person and virtually in Chicago—and all for free. On Sunday, May 15, the American Writers Museum celebrates its inaugural American Writers Festival, featuring discussion panels,