Author: Dr. Al-Tariq Moore
1992 Essex Hemphill Interview w/ Craig Seymour
Class Discussion: Essex Hemphill, “Heavy Breathing”
The Purge
(This blog post was inspired by a meeting with students for The James Baldwin Society on 3.26.25. I've been reflecting on their expressions of exhaustion all day. I HOPE this offers some consolation ... some strategy for survival). https://videopress.com/v/Pawqqmfd?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&autoPlay=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true "This is precisely the time when artists go to work... not when everything is fine, but … Continue reading The Purge
Did You Know That James Baldwin Wrote for Children, Too?
In rare archival footage, James Baldwin strolls down the sidewalk of 71st Street, surrounded by a band of close-knit family members. Baldwin is gleaming with his classic, wide-open, toothy smile as his nephews cling to his fingers. The clip cuts to Baldwin beaming as he holds one of his nephews wearing a bright yellow brimless … Continue reading Did You Know That James Baldwin Wrote for Children, Too?
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Mental Health Matters
This is your reminder ... to take care of your mental health ... INTENTIONALLY. Lots of people wait until things get heavy to do the work of mental health maintenance. I talked with a friend this week who told me they can't think of a reason to go to therapy, but if something ever comes … Continue reading Mental Health Matters
Truth in Service
I'm excited to announce the first community service initiative of The James Baldwin Soceity of NCCU! We're launching a clothing drive since fall is upon us, and winter will be here before you know it. Growing up in poverty is a prominent part of James Baldwin's story. In Go Tell It on the Mountain (1953), … Continue reading Truth in Service
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