Tag: 305.896 – African American studies
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Ashley M. Jones, Alabama’s first Black Poet Laureate, honors eight influential Black women poets in her new book What the Mirror Said while sharing her literary journey.
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Fairfield’s Blessed Stephen leads a powerful BSU exhibit, celebrating Black student history and becoming the first Black art history major to curate a library showcase at the university.
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