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Toni Morrison
• Toni Morrison's Beloved – Courtney Thorsson
• Toni Morrison and Vocabulary – Howard Rambsy II
• Toni Morrison and the Seven Days – Abbey Morgan
• Black cultural mythology and Song of Solomon – Christel Temple
• The Evolving Reception of The Bluest Eye – Richard Schur
• The Bluest Eye doesn’t go down easy – Kathryn Warren
• Toni Morrison's statement about writing & revision – Howard Rambsy II
Adaptations of novels
• Ernest Gaines and film – Keith Clark
• The Color Purple film adaptation – Nicole Dixon
• The Color Purple musical adaptation – Carmin Wong
• Oprah Winfrey, Film, and African American literature – Nicole Dixon
• Waiting to Exhale film adaptation – Nicole Dixon
• August Wilson – Nicole Dixon
• African American literature, film adaptations, and Barry Jenkins – Nicole Dixon
• Black Diaspora and Casting Possibilities – Nicole Dixon
Groups of novels and novelists
• The Sisterhood, 1977 photograph – Courtney Thorsson
• African American Novels and the 1990s – Richard Schur
• Black Women Writers courses – Howard Rambsy II
• Read black novels, find Harriet Jacobs’s legacy – Elizabeth Cali
• Black Men Novelists and Intellectual Traditions – Howard Rambsy II
Comic books
• Graphic Novel--Red, White & Black – Stephyn Phillips
• Static Shock – Stephyn Phillips
• Green Lantern (John Stewart) – Stephyn Phillips
• Storm – Stephyn Phillips
• Ta-Nehisi Coates and the Midnight Angels – Howard Rambsy II
• Blade, Vampire Hunter – Stephyn Phillips
• 1970s Black Superheroes – Stephyn Phillips
• Jonathan Majors the Conqueror – Terrance Wellmaker
• From Verses to Visuals on Jack Johnson – Howard Rambsy II
Special topics
• The Largest Vocabulary in African American Literature – Howard Rambsy II
• The Bench by the Road Project – Howard Rambsy II
• The 50th episode of Remarkable Receptions – Howard Rambsy II
• HBW's Novel Collection – Howard Rambsy II
Literature courses and readers
• How Students Connect to Ralph Ellison's "Battle Royal" – Jennifer Colatosti
• African American literature survey courses – Elizabeth Cali and Howard Rambsy II
• Reading Jesmyn Ward at Parchman – Ebony Lumumba
• Frances E. W. Harper's Iola Leroy – Emily VanDette
• Black Writers & Afro-Mississippians – C. Liegh McInnis
Publishing History
• 3 Novels, 3 Years: Pauline Hopkins – Elizabeth Cali
• The Story of Battle Royal – Kenton Rambsy
• The Mixed Results of Sutton Griggs's debut – John Gruesser
• Trudier Harris’s prolific scholarship on African American Novels – Howard Rambsy II
Novels and authors
• Alice Randall's The Wind Done Gone – Richard Schur
• Alice Walker’s The Color Purple – Kathy Lou Schultz
• Angie Thomas and Literary Activism – Ebony Lumumba
• Colson Whitehead's The Underground Railroad – Howard Rambsy II and Elizabeth Cali
• One of the smartest characters in African American fiction – Howard Rambsy II
• Jesmyn Ward's Sing, Unburied, Sing – Ebony Lumumba
• Marc Olden, a prolific, largely unknown novelist – Howard Rambsy II
• Octavia Butler and Wikipedia – Howard Rambsy II and Kenton Rambsy
• Paul Beatty and the Booker Prize – Cameron Leader-Picone
• Pauline Hopkins’s Hagar's Daughter – Alisha Knight
• Richard Wright's infamous review – Howard Rambsy II
• Richard Wright's Native Son – Joseph G. Ramsey
• Nella Larsen’s Passing (1929) – Donavan Ramon
• Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man – Laura Vrana
• Terry McMillan's Waiting to Exhale – Aneeka Ayanna Henderson
• Zora Neale Hurston’s Their Eyes Were Watching God (1937) – Shanna Benjamin
• Wayetu Moore’s She Would Be King – by Ebony Lumumba
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