Books, Blackness & Bacchanal 🇨🇦 🇹🇹 🇺🇸 Black Cherokee (2025), Saga Boy (2021). Host of @cbcbooks The Next Chapter. Music Guy: John Orpheus🏆 @SimonSchusterCA
Cornel West in conversation with Tavis Smiley on why Mississippi has produced so much Black greatness—and why attempts to erase Black history cannot erase the truth. From the Delta blues to writers, musicians, and cultural icons, West reflects on how struggle, resilience, and creativity have shaped Black excellence, while emphasizing why preserving African American Studies and confronting America’s full history is essential to understanding the nation itself! #TruthJusticeLove @tavissmiley@kbla1580 #Mississippi #BlackHistory
@AyobamiWorld@utdreport@FabrizioRomano 30 goal involvements. Champions League football. That's better than ever United player did last year except for Bruno. That says a lot.
“I’ve written five or six novels… They seem to take longer, and the writing doesn’t get easier. But, that’s good. You want the challenge to be commensurate to your abilities.” —Gwendoline Riley
#WindhamCampbellPrizes
📚 Meet the 2026 shortlist: @John_Orpheus's Black Cherokee, from @SimonSchusterCA, follows Ophelia Blue Rivers, raised by her grandmother until her world is upended, sending her on a journey through family, faith, and identity. Learn more: https://t.co/qvPvh6Unjc
#AmazonFNA50
Proud to announce that BLACK CHEROKEE is a finalists for the 2026 Amazon First Novel Prize ✨️🙌🏾🏆
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@WCA_LitAgency@SimonSchusterCA@thewalrus
"The college gender gap, for instance, could be evidence of a rudderless, demoralized generation of young men, but it might also be the product of differing economic incentives."
https://t.co/HECq7evQcs | @NewYorker