Moderating A Long, Long Way Conversation on Race and Film
Are you ready to be inspired! Then please join me on Saturday, February 23, 2019, for a stimulating afternoon of discussion and good vibes at the stunning and newly renovated Cleveland Park Library in Washington, DC. We’ll explore my book, Word Warrior: Richard Durham, Radio, and Freedom, a biography of a pioneering African American writer (for…
They were women whose artistry inspired generations of music, theater, film and television lovers. And they were women who joined the ancestors within a few days of each other this fall. I’m talking about opera star Jessye Norman, 74 (September 15, 1945-September 20, 2019) and singer/actress Diahann Carroll, 84 (July 17, 1935- October 4, 2019)…
Biography in all its forms allows readers, listeners or viewers to dive into and be amazed by the public and personal lives of a wide range of personalities. So I’m happy that as a member of a group known as the Biographers International Organization (BIO), I’ve been able to interview authors who have written biographies about…
On April 25, 2023, the world lost a gifted artist and committed activist – a man who was never shy about speaking (or singing) truth to power. With his passing, Harlem born Harry Belafonte joined his long time friend and fellow artist Sidney Poitier among the ancestors. Both men will be sorely missed. During the…
That’s right… The countdown (in time and sand) heats up as the release of my audiobook, Word Warrior: Richard Durham, Radio, and Freedom fast approaches. Next month – beginning on September 6, 2018 to be exact – Word Warrior will be available to download or to stream. Word Warrior is read by award-winning “Golden Voice”…
Check out this article about the re-release of a historic series exploring the history of Black Americans and radio. PRX re-releases series exploring the history of Black culture through radio