This February, we are celebrating Black History Month by highlighting some of the Black authors and artists that we feature in our collections. Today I want to acknowledge poet, novelist, and activist, Langston Hughes. Hughes was a prominent figure of the Harlem Renaissance, his work known for capturing snapshots of daily life for Black Americans.Continue reading “Black History Month at Special Collections: Langston Hughes”
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Black History Month: Celebrating Black Authors
Black History Month is upon us and it is time to reflect, recognize, and revere the numerous contributions that black authors have made to our society. Therefore, it is our pleasure to highlight some influential black authors (whose works we have in the stacks at Florida State University Special Collections and Archives). Maya Angelou Occupation:Continue reading “Black History Month: Celebrating Black Authors”
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Love is a wild wonder
“Love is a wild wonder And stars that sing, Rocks that burst asunder And mountains that take wing.” – – H A P P Y B I R T H D A Y L A N G S T O N H U G H E S – –