Black history 'undertaker' loses treasures

Nathaniel Montague spent more than 50 of his 84 years chasing history, meticulously collecting rare and one-of-a-kind fragments of America's past. Slave documents. Photographs. Signatures. Recordings.

History of Black Writing Project Helps Recover Poetry of Expatriate Allen Polite

A University of Kansas research group dedicated to recognizing black writers is collaborating with others to revive interest in a visionary poet who was part of a pocket of U.S. expatriate cultural history centered in Sweden in the 1960s.

New Jersey authors write away

From history to advice, from poetry to fantasy sagas, these scribes are prolific

Club creates space for Freedom of Expression

Students from Edmonds-Woodway’s Black Student Union perform a cultural dance during the club’s Freedom of Expression benefit April 27 at Edmonds Community College.

Nigel Holt, Four Poems - Gaza CPDS Poetry #4

The Center for Political and Development Studies (CPDS) organised a contest a year ago on Prisoners and Nakba and recieved these submissions. […] They are sent to Gaza.scoop.ps exclusively