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4. In the late '60s I saw the Baldwin play "Blues for Mr. Charlie". It made

Reply to ancianita (Reply #2)

Thu Aug 2, 2018, 10:55 AM

Aug 2018

such an impression on me that I grabbed any of his works that were available to me at the time. Since those days, I've moved from state to state, city to city, and my small "library" has gone hither and tither.

Again, so glad you posted this.

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Love and Honor to James Baldwin On His Birthday [View all] ancianita Aug 2018 OP

Baldwin carried a powerful message. Thanks for the reminder. oasis Aug 2018 #1

Thank you. His message is needed as our people try to stay united against tyranny. ancianita Aug 2018 #2

In the late '60s I saw the Baldwin play "Blues for Mr. Charlie". It made oasis Aug 2018 #4

You can listen to the lecture that contains the last quote cited in your post. Jim__ Aug 2018 #3

Thank you. I'll do that. ancianita Aug 2018 #7

As a white guy raised in the segregated south, spike jones Aug 2018 #5

What an absolutely gorgeous post to see first thing in the morning. Kind of Blue Aug 2018 #6

... ancianita Aug 2018 #8

Thank you for this post. mountain grammy Aug 2018 #9

Thank you back. ancianita Aug 2018 #10