Autobiographical Reflections on Race and Response-ability

  For four centuries, virulent and destructive racism against African Americans has deeply inflected the moral, ethical, and cultural networks of all Americans. Black men, women, and children have developed many forms of resistance to that racism, from political communities and activisms to artistic resistances that comprise freedom. It is through their courage and love for the…

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“Out Here in the Real”: Race and Response-ability

“When movements have been unable to clear the clouds, it has been the poets—no matter the medium—who have succeeded in imagining the color of the sky.” –Robyn Kelly, Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination   All of Morrison’s works reflect values that have been forged through generations of African Americans since slavery began; values not only…

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