Harlem Stage Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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@jasontimbuktu's A Drop of Midnight comes to Harlem Stage. With music & storytelling, he shares his experiences growing up in Sweden overcoming racism and more to become one of the country's biggest hip hop artists and best-selling authors. Get Tickets:https://bit.ly/3njttXb https://t.co/7NltOskj7u

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From our friends @SchomburgCenter! TUE, 12/6 at 7PM they host a book launch to celebrate the release of Saxophone Colossus: The Life and Music of Sonny Rollins by Aidan Levy. The Center holds the materials of Rollins in its collections. #SchomburgCenter https://t.co/jO8ZUJuh6G https://t.co/GYmyRseyww

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Pictured is Adrienne Kennedy, writer of the play FunnyHouse of a Negro. Image provided to Harlem Stage courtesy of Ms. Kennedy, which was taken during the time the work was first in production in 1964. Tickets for our show featuring her work in link below https://t.co/bY1R6dycxh https://t.co/kaqZzIdbXJ

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From our friends @PBS. The latest series by renowned scholar @HenryLouisGates, MAKING BLACK AMERICA: THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE chronicles the vast social networks & organizations created by & for Black people beyond the reach of the “White gaze.” Learn More: https://t.co/MJSo4Bn7Qb https://t.co/DYP8L7JUiy

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Harlem Stage Board Member @laChanze talks to @BroadwayDirect about Alice Childress’s play "Trouble in Mind" and its "moving look at racism, identity, and ego in the world of New York theater." https://t.co/84vkNQPvKl https://t.co/4qwiNq6AL3

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We are excited to present our new series #BlackArtsMovement: Examined. Join us for seven programs that examine this cultural movement of the 1960s & 70s and its relationship to race, gender, sexuality, art, and the Black Power Movement. GET TICKETS at: https://t.co/TGkCF6ciBb https://t.co/UeFuz7DlrO