Ta-Nehisi Coates discusses his new book "We Were Eight Years in Power: An American Tragedy," at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles.
Events
Why is Tilda Swinton in Bangladesh? The Dhaka Lit Fest, Of Course.
C.P. Zeiser interviews Sadaf Saaz, Ahsan Akbar, and K. Anis Ahmed, the three founders of Dhaka Lit Fest.
Hard to Read Celebrates One Year in Los Angeles
Fiona Alison Duncan reflects on her time as organizer of the "Hard to Read" reading series based at the Standard Hotel in Los Angeles.
Breast Cancer Awareness Month: Recommended Reading
Anna Leahy discusses and recommends four books relevant to Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Reflection on the Launch of TSEHAI’s Harriet Tubman Press Inaugural Book
Rachel Mullens reflects on the success of the "Voices from Leimert Park Redux" launch from TSEHAI's Harriet Tubman Press on October 14.
The Farhang Foundation 9th Annual Short Film Festival
An interview with Sepideh Salehi and Kamran Taherimoghaddam, creators of "Strappa," a short in the Farhang Foundation 9th Annual Short Film Festival.
Politicon: Where Cheers and Jeers Are More Important Than Political Engagement
My grandfather was a Rockefeller Republican for most of his life. He served in the Eisenhower administration and was a …
Christine Granados Brings Together Mexican-American Writers for a Literary Pachanga at the Historic Tia Chucha’s
Pamela Avila visits the literary Pachanga at Tia Chucha's with author Christine Granados.
The Pleasures of the Glimpse: On Dirk Braeckman at the Venice Biennale
Inside the Belgian pavilion at the 57th Venice Biennale, it is the vast whiteness of the space that strikes you …
Becoming Ms. Burton – Becoming Me
By Vivian D. Nixon “I told the judge I needed help. A police officer had run over my five-year-old son …