The Essential James Baldwin Reading List

african american atheists, alain locke, alain locke originally, american atheists, baldwin s, between the world and me, billie holiday, black, censored books, coates, countee cullen, david, george m johnson, giovannis room, go tell it on the mountain, guy, hari ziyad, hughes, james baldwin, james baldwin james baldwin, james baldwin you, john grimes, kiese laymon, malcolm x, martin luther, maya angelou, notes of a native son, pecola breedlove, ralph ellison ralph ellison, random house books, richard wright richard wright, samori, staceyann chin, the 2015 national book award, the fire next time, the heart of a woman, toni morrison toni morrison, zora neale hurston /

James Baldwin was a brilliant writer and a steadfast civil rights activist. His collection of novels, essays and poems touch on themes of sexuality and race and describe all that is painful and beautiful about being Black in America. Religion is central in almost all of his work, inspired by his life growing up as […]

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