'Brother, I'm Dying'
Edwidge Danticat's book tells, in a painfully personal way, the blood- and tear-laced story of the U.S. relationship with Haiti. (read)
Brenda Greene of Medgar Evers College and Fred Beauford have edited a new book that is gaining quite a bit of attention, "Meditations and Ascensions: Black Writers on Writing."
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Please, dear Netizens, as you think about what you can do for Haiti, consider Partners in Health and making a donation at Stand With Haiti.
Of course, first check them out, search around the Net. Then put your money where your heart is.
Also, to add spirit to the giving, check out the Creole-singing music group T-Vice, at Afro Mix.
Mais avant tout (But before all else), écoutez ce (listen to this) BrooklynRon slide show.
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Brooklyn Ron Writes of Growing Up in Bed-Stuy
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Washington Square Bark and Its Dogs
Gentrification of Fort Greene
Spike says Brooklyn, not Harlem, is the capital of Black America (read)
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