
023: 'Blackness' in Literature
The History Hotline by Deanna Lyncook
S1 · E23
Feb 22, 2021
49:40
Episode notes
This week I am joined by Orisha, creator of The Reader's Collection. We discuss African American literature and the portrayal of 'Blackness' across several texts by authors and poets such as: Maya Angelou, Ralph Ellison, Octavia Butler, Toni Morrison and James Baldwin.
Our conversation goes from the representation of Black masculinity and fatherhood to the portrayal of women and how Black authors have subverted these narratives.
Keywords
history
black history month
african american history
african american literature