Writing as Activism Panel
From the Harlem Book Fair, this panel discussed the topic of writing as activism. Some authors viewed their work as activism, while others h… read more
From the Harlem Book Fair, this panel discussed the topic of writing as activism. Some authors viewed their work as activism, while others hoped that their work would inspire activism, but felt writing was not activism itself. Joel Washington, director of the National Writers Union, was the moderator. Following prepared remarks, panelists responded to questions from the audience. close
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