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- Comments: 0 Richard Wright (author) NewsRichard Nathaniel Wright (September 4, 1908 – November 28, 1960) was an African-American author.
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Related Richard Wright (author) news stories- News Source: The Huffington Post | 9 days agoI read with interest all the stories this week about the late Studs Terkel and his FBI file. To my dismay, they pretended to discover the ironic revelation that Terkel actually applied to work for the FBI in the early 1930s. I scratched my head,
- News Source: Epoch Times | 9 days agoTV personality Oprah Winfrey hosts "The Oprah Winfrey Show: Fridays Live From New York" at Rumsey Playfield on September 18, 2009 in New York City. (Michael Loccisano/Getty Images) The long-running and ground-breaking "Oprah Winfrey Show" will air
- News Source: San Francisco Chronicle | 21 days agoUpwards of 200 people marched from Richmond High School to nearby Wendell Park, where speakers decried violence against women and what they see as the social forces that take such behavior in stride. "Men need to speak to other men and say, 'Stop,' "
- News Source: Chicago-Sun Times | 23 days agoKnuckling under to the Daley administration, the city's landmarks commission Thursday rejected a recommendation that the former Michael Reese Hospital campus on the Near South Side be designated a historic property. The Commission on Chicago
- News Source: East Bay Express | 25 days agoMost recently, he ran a couple of Oakland dives: Bigum's Silver Lion and the Golden Bull. Both have since closed, but Perry is now launching a more luxurious venue just north of Chinatown. Perry hopes to attract a share of the area's burgeoning
- News Source: San Francisco Chronicle | 26 days agoDancing in the Dark A Cultural History of the Great Depression Images (W.W. Norton; $29.95; 598 pages) The specter of communism haunted America in the 1930s, and would not fade away...Dickstein covers the 1930s thoroughly, moving gracefully from
- News Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette | 27 days agoSizemore distinguished professor at Duquesne University's School of Education. Dr. Ball said teachers, especially those in urban schools across the nation, need to start understanding that African-American speech is its own language, with specialized
- News Source: San Diego Union-Tribune | about 1 month agoThe City Attorney's Office will consolidate some of its offices to save the city of San Diego $217,000 annually as it faces a mammoth budget deficit. City Attorney Jan Goldsmith plans to move the domestic violence unit from the San Diego Family
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