Friday, July 15, 2016

A Notebook on Black Boys, Black Men & Creativity

2018
• December 31: Reading Bryan Hill in 2018
• March 5: Black writers and Basquiat
• January 10: From Amiri Baraka and Greg Tate to a generation of black men writers

2017
• August 10: Adrian Matejka--sampling a black interstellar history in verse
• February 13: Histories of highly intelligent black males in fictional representations

2016
• July 15: Humor and contemporary black men writers
• May 29: Black men writers and creativity, 1995 - 2016

2015
• May 24: Jay Z and the freestyle as mode of critique and creativity 
• May 12: Digital Creativity: Tyehimba Jess's "Another Man Done"  
• May 9: 6 reasons why poets like bad boys  
• May 7: Poetry, bad men, and intellectual histories    
• March 9: Poetry, humor, and creativity 
• March 8: Black Poets, Bad Men, and Creativity 
• March 7: Jay Z & Jean-Michel Basquiat as poets 
• February 4: Amiri Baraka and Outness 
• January 25: Malcolm X -- the poetic anti-poet, who was also a poet
• January 19: Black men, poetry, music & inspiration
• January 6: Poetry and Ingenuity: Tyehimba Jess and #BlackPoetsSpeakOut 

2012 
• August 6: Kyle Baker, Reginald Hudlin, and Rob Guillory 
• July 24: Poetry, Slavery & Creativity
• January 29: Black Boys and the Golden Age of Hip Hop
• January 28: Black Boys, Imagination & Dungeons and Dragons 
• January 24: Zombie movies, black boys & imagination
• January 23: Black Boys, Imagination, and Star Wars 

2011
• June 28: The Remarkable Ingenuity (and indifference) of Amiri Baraka

Related:
Assorted notebooks
Knowledge, Creativity, and Collegiate Black Men

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