A checklist of videos & whiteboard animations

Here's a checklist of our videos and whiteboard animations. 

2024

• April 17: The Art and Artmaking of Kennedy Killion-Johnson

• April 17: Making a pair of Handcrafted Boots

• April 17: Animating action and transformation

• April 17: Conversing with Jim the Crow about the ways of the world

• April 15: Reading Faces, Part 2

• April 15: Reading Faces, Part 1

• April 15: Black Book Dominos

• March 31: Hyphens & African American Novels

• March 31: Black, Black American, African American Novelists

• March 1: African American Literary History and the Contemporary Problem

• February 28: Black Women Writers, 1970 - 1995

• February 22: Black Fiction and New York City, Part 2

• February 22: Black Fiction and New York City, Part 1

• February 13: Receptions of African American Novels

• February 6: Classifying Black Novels

2023

• December 8: The most magical thing that comes from reading fiction

• December 8: Reading fiction, endless possibilities

• December 8: from Toni Morrison's Beloved

• December 8: from Colson Whitehead's The Intuitionist 

• August 13: Editions of Frederick Douglass's Narrative

• August 13: Frederick Douglass, Aunt Hester, and the Narrative

• June 28: When collegiate black men read short stories

• May 6: The opening of Frederick Douglass's Narrative
• May 6: A Pertinent Question by Frederick Douglass
• May 6: When Eugene B. Redmond wondered about the meaning of a black poem
• May 6: Sierra Taylor on language skills
• May 6: Victoria Lefler on dance and storytelling
• April 21: Jetpacks & the Spivey production
• April 14: Casting Bias
• April 14: Casting Cora
• April 5: Casting across black diaspora
• April 5: Preparing questions for Dometi Pongo
• April 5: When Dometi Pongo was a student at SIUE

• February 15: Bad Men: Creative Touchstones of Black Writers 

• January 31: William J. Harris, the poet as sketch artist

• January 30: "The Beauty of Bareness" by William J. Harris

• January 30: An artist who supports the arts

2022

• December 2: HBW's Novel Collection
• October 25: Black poetry and African American anthologies of the 1960s and 1970
• October 25: The circulation of Claude McKay's "If We Must Die"
• October 25: The circulation of Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son" (updated)
• October 24: African American literature & Vocabulary
• October 19: Hughes and Harper at Spelman
• October 17: The circulation of Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son" (initial version)
• October 17: Langston Hughes's new birth year
• October 14: The circulation of Gwendolyn Brooks's "We Real Cool"
• October 14: The circulation of Margaret Walker's "For My People"
• October 10: A brief visual take on Trudier Harris’s Prolific Scholarship on African American Novels
• October 9: The circulation of Langston Hughes's "The Negro Speaks of Rivers"
• June 15: Remarkable Receptions podcast trailer
• May 19: Black Scholar Experience
• May 7: Frederick Douglass and photographs
• March 23: Reading Frederick Douglass's Narrative
• March 18: From Jay-Z to 99 Novels
• March 17: Black Literature Network

2020

• April 30: Project FAME

• April 29: Project GAME

2019

• November 6: Collages by Joshua White (East St. Louis postcards)

• November 6: City Parks (East St. Louis postcards)

• November 6: Bridges (East St. Louis postcards)

Related:

• Literary Data Gallery entries