1. “Invisible Man,” Ralph Ellison “If you only read one book”….let it be this one. The imagery is breathtaking. The metaphors….The unnamed protagonist of this classic can’t really fairly be called an “action hero” but his showdown with Ras the Destroyer at the finale of the book must be considered…
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Folks have been debating the cultural boundaries of blackness for a long time, from the Harlem Renaissance to the 60s Black is Beautiful/Black Arts Movement, to a great unpublished essay by Trey Ellis in the 80s. Now Touré weighs in with a new book. Here are some excerpts:
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