James Baldwin Was Right: Being A Jew In The Age of Trump, Jared Kushner, Neoliberal & Republican Jews | Blog#42
James Baldwin Was Right: Being A Jew In The Age of Trump, Jared Kushner, Neoliberal & Republican Jews | Blog#42
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Some Essential James Baldwin For Those Unable To See “I Am Not Your Negro” | Blog#42
Raul Peck’s deservedly acclaimed documentary, “I Am Not Your Negro” is in limited release
A Quote From James Baldwin’s The Cross of Redemption | Blog#42
A Quote From James Baldwin’s The Cross of Redemption
James Baldwin: Interview at Florida Forum, WCKT, Miami June 28, 1963 | Blog#42
Transcript: James Baldwin Interview at Florida Forum, WCKT, Miami June 28, 1963
A Perfect James Baldwin Quote And Trump’s First Acts as POTUS | Blog#42
Within two hours of taking the oath of office, President Donald J. Trump:
Would James Baldwin Endorse #BernieSanders? | White Progressive Populism on Blog#42
Would James Baldwin Endorse #BernieSanders?
Transcript: James Baldwin debates William F. Buckley (1965) | Blog#42
Following the video is my own transcript of James Baldwin’s famed 1965 debate speech at Cambridge University’s Union Hall. I have done my utmost to transcribe his words faithfully, adding only the emphasis of stars around words he uttered forcefully during his presentation.
Video: James Baldwin on “The Negro and the American Promise” | PBS
This is a curated version of a PBS extra I will be referencing in an upcoming piece. James Baldwin on “The Negro and the American Promise” James Baldwin appears in Boston public television producer Henry Morgenthau III’s “The Negro and the American Promise,” alongside Martin Luther King and Malcolm X. The New York Times described … Continue reading Video: James Baldwin on “The Negro and the American Promise” | PBS
James Baldwin on Malcolm X (Video) | Blog#42
It is especially important, in 2015, in the midst of Black Lives Matter and Moral Monday, to look back through Baldwin’s eyes, in order to look forward. As the younger generation finds its voice and asserts its leadership of the new civil rights struggle, Baldwin’s words ring prophetic.
A quote from the introduction to James Baldwin’s Nobody Knows My Name
Few writers speak to me so directly as does James Baldwin. The way he asks the fundamental questions “who am I and why am I here,” is precisely how I’ve always asked them of myself. I can only hope to achieve the kind of courageous self-examination he did.