Literature of the Harlem Renaissance
During a January 10th virtual talk - "Literature of the Harlem Renaissance" - presented by New Britain Public Library, Aishah Jenkins Stovall, professor at Central University, discussed the following readings:
This program and the post-concert talk-back are made possible with a grant from Connecticut Humanities.
- WEB DuBois: two chapters from The Souls of Black Folk by: Of Our Spiritual Strivings and Of the Coming John.
- Langston Hughes: Bebop or Bop (a story listed under both titles) and Harlem
- Alain Locke: Enter the New Negro
- Zora Neale Hurston: How It Feels to Be Colored Me
- Abel Meeropol: Strange Fruit.
This program and the post-concert talk-back are made possible with a grant from Connecticut Humanities.
