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Department of English at Winston-Salem State University | Hall-Patterson 601 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, 336-750-2300 #WSSUEnglish

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The Department of English invites WSSU undergraduate students to submit creative fiction and nonfiction pieces for the Fall 2021 Writing Contest. The deadline is Nov. 12.

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United Kingdom Faculty-Led #StudyAbroad #EducationAndGlobalPerspectives @EastCarolina

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Interest Meeting for @WSSU students interested in M.A. in ⁦@ncatsuaggies⁩ English and African American Literature program | November 17 | 4:00 pm

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Congrats to @WFUAfAmStudies Prof. Greene Benjamin (@phdshammy29) on this honor! The Zora Neale Hurston/Richard Wright Foundation’s Annual Legacy Awards honor the best in Black literature in the U.S. and around the globe 🌏.

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The Department of English invites WSSU undergraduate students to submit creative works for the Fall 2022 Writing Contest. Submissions may include poems, short stories, and plays.
The deadline is October 28, 2022, at 11:59 pm.

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Happy Birthday to Black feminist playwright and poet Ntozake Shange (October 18, 1948- October 27, 2018)!🎂 Today would have been her 74th birthday. We honor this literary giant and her dedication to black women and girls.

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Authors in Schools | Tia Williams | Today at 11:00 am | Hill Hall L05

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How an ancient rainmaker inspired a quest to nurture female writers in #Malawi https://t.co/KVdOsLZj4S #AfricanLiterature @AfWrldNwPrj @Akufuna_Ngonda @AdNAUbuntu

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Loved @IBJIYONGI's incredible book? Vote for #DisorderedCosmos in the Goodreads Choice Award: https://t.co/vmPeLjx6tl

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Today is the official book drop day for the paperback to We Will Win the Day.
You already know I’m geeked up.
New foreword, same great content.
Don’t have the marketing money of other worthy books dropping today, but I have y’all. So I’m good with that. Appreciate all the support

[Naomi Hall-Byers @DrHallByers]

Please consider forwarding to your networks, groups, and/or students to help my UG research assistant collect data for her project. TIA! @dr_neecie @jackmonell @nojagr504 @iamdrdenise @DrGPsyc @AfroLGBTpsy @drkimcase @drdebnam @akleePhD @DrRLStitt

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@rootswoundsword #OctaviaButler #BlackSciFi #BlackWomen #BlackArt

[Deborah E. McDowell @dem8z]

Have never done such a thing, but I’m looking forward to discussing this intriguing film with my co-panelists and any interested souls in the Twitterverse.

[James Thurl Jones @neverbeenshy]

Just gotta thank @WSSUEnglish 🏆

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Save 30% on new book To Make Negro Literature by Elizabeth McHenry @elizmchenry. #LiteraryStudies #LiteraryCriticism https://t.co/RDT5MBZ9Nv

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How Octavia E. Butler Became a Legend https://t.co/UIVbtgBB1s via @JSTOR_Daily

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2020-2021 Hanes Endowed Lecture Series | Conversation with Dr. Ike Okonta discussing his new book: The Failure of Leadership in Africa’s Development | March 24, 12:30 pm -1:30 pm

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Screening and discussion of the documentary Open Wounds w/ director Phil Allen Jr. | Tonight, March 18 at 6:00 pm