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Movie Review: A documentary lets James Baldwin remind us “I Am Not Your Negro”
Few have articulated America’s ongoing struggles with race better than the African-American writer and social critic James Baldwin. “We carry our history with us,” he said. He wanted to make certain we understood that. A gay man, he fled the … Continue reading
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