In the accompanying feature, The Orange Is The New Black actress discusses her fight for transgender rights and her own difficult journey of self-discovery.
Discusses black-market Chinese heroin & methadone.
Discusses black political radicals.
Inside, the actress Kirsten Dunst talks about awards, playing dress up and Hitchcock; the Arctic Monkeys show what life on the road is like; and Henry Louis Gates Jr. discusses black culture in America.
Mr. Abdul-Jabbar wrote "On the Shoulders of Giants: My Journey Through the Harlem Renaissance," which was published last year and discusses black professional basketball in Harlem from the 1920s to the 1940s, as well as jazz musicians and other artists from the era.
Jill Lepore discusses "Orphan Black" and other sci-fi shows and films that explore gender relations.
Discusses the black segment of the population, which stands at 22,500,000, its strides in economic & educational fields.
Discusses the black middle-class, color distinctions within the race, the black Washington "elite," and how the debate over, Dunbar reflects and includes these issues.
"Midnight Rising" discusses the black raiders at length — it includes passages from their surviving letters — and ends with the story of Lewis Leary's connection to Langston Hughes.
Nearly every moment of the fourth season of "Orange Is the New Black" — which this review discusses in full — feels refracted in a small sequence in the finale, a bubble of joy floating up through tragedy.
