The new release, Aaron Douglas and Alta Sawyer Douglas: Love Letters from the Harlem Renaissance, spills the intimate details of this passionate couple.
Aaron Douglas (1899-1979), touted the “Father of African Art” and was a key figure of the Harlem Renaissance. The book reveals the social scene of this highly talented circle, including Langston Hughes, and W.E.B Dubois. More importantly, this biographical text compiles the lost love letters between Douglas and his wife, Alta, unveiling the driving force of love and support that propelled Douglas to greatness.

Everyone knows that the cost of college tuition is rising steadily each year. As a result, students have been running into scholarship scams more and more frequently.

I believe a more positive environment would grow if students could see that their schools looked at them as students, which means they need teachers and staff that aren’t stereotyping them, and deeming them unteachable animals.

Self-publishing is all the rage with the influx of technology that makes the independent author’s dreams a reality. However, nothing screams AMATUER more blatantly than grammatical and mechanical errors.

That is why we should politely eliminate human teachers and replace them with highly efficient ROBOT teachers.