00:51

The phrase "African American Literary Studies"

01:09

English majors and Career Preparation

01:19

A Brief on Invisible Man

04:25

The Remarkable Reception of The Underground Railroad

04:45

Introducing Remarkable Receptions video essay

00:47

The process of making a "Battle Royal" animatic

01:08

Amiri Baraka and Black World

00:51

"Battle Royal" Animatic

01:11

The Big Seven

01:51

A brief timeline of Neo-slave Narratives

01:09

Words of Fire

00:59

Casting Viola Davis (whiteboard animation)

00:57

Conversing with Jim the Crow about the ways of the world

00:31

Animating action and transformation

00:37

Making a pair of handcrafted boots

00:42

The Art and Artmaking of Kennedy Killion-Johnson

01:03

Reading Faces, Part 2

01:07

Reading Faces, Part I

01:17

Black Book Dominos

01:20

Hyphens & African American Novels

00:51

Black, Black American, African American Novelists

01:45

African American Literary History and the Contemporary Problem

01:31

Black Women Writers, 1970 - 1995

01:20

Black Fiction and New York City, Part 2

01:09

Black Fiction and New York City, Part 1

01:32

Receptions of African American Novels

01:05

A Memorable Scene from Batman and the Outsiders

01:07

Classifying Black Novels

00:21

The most magical thing that comes from reading fiction

00:19

Reading Fiction, endless possibilities

00:32

from Beloved

00:33

from The Intuitionist

01:16

Editions of Frederick Douglass's Narrative

01:21

Frederick Douglass, Aunt Hester, and the Narrative

00:56

When collegiate black men read short stories

01:07

The opening of Frederick Douglass's Narrative

01:45

A Pertinent Question by Frederick Douglass

02:28

When Eugene B. Redmond wondered about the meaning of a black poem

00:34

Dance and storytelling

00:58

Sierra Taylor on Language Skills

01:04

Jetpacks & the Spivey

01:09

Casting Bias

01:01

Casting Cora

01:05

Casting across black diaspora

00:34

Preparing questions for Dometi Pongo

00:48

When Dometi Pongo was a student at SIUE

00:50

Bad Men: Creative Touchstones of Black Writers

00:53

William J. Harris, the poet as sketch artist

01:38

An artist who supports the arts

00:47

"The Beauty of Bareness" by William J. Harris

01:13

HBW's Novel Collection

00:58

The circulation of Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son"

01:03

The circulation of Claude McKay's "If We Must Die"

01:02

Black poetry and African American anthologies of the 1960s and 1970s

00:57

African American literature & Vocabulary

00:59

Hughes and Harper at Spelman

01:20

Langston Hughes's "new" birth year

00:58

The circulation of Langston Hughes's "Mother to Son" (initial version)

02:05

The circulation of Margaret Walker's "For My People"

01:22

The circulation of Gwendolyn Brooks's "We Real Cool"