This week, I visited The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of James Baldwin. 
 
The event featured a conversation between Yahdon Israel and Che "Rhymefest" Smith and the opening of NYPL & The Schomburg Center's exhibit Jimmy! God's Black Revolutionary Mouth.
 
Highlights include: A new neighborhood, a new friend, great conversation, Baldwin's beautiful singing voice, and a refreshed and reaffirmed love for language.

This week, I visited The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of James Baldwin. The event featured a conversation between Yahdon Israel and Che "Rhymefest" Smith and the opening of NYPL & The Schomburg Center's exhibit Jimmy! God's Black Revolutionary Mouth. Highlights include: A new neighborhood, a new friend, great conversation, Baldwin's beautiful singing voice, and a refreshed and reaffirmed love for language.

This week, I visited The Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture to celebrate the 100th birth anniversary of James Baldwin. 
 
The event featured a conversation between Yahdon Israel and Che "Rhymefest" Smith and the opening of NYPL &amp; The Schomburg Center's exhibit Jimmy! God's Black Revolutionary Mouth.
 
Highlights include: A new neighborhood, a new friend, great conversation, Baldwin's beautiful singing voice, and a refreshed and reaffirmed love for language.

God's Black Revolutionary Mouth

In case you haven't heard enough from me, I've decided to publish a collection of audio postcards, and short episodes. I can't promise they're thrilling but I can promise some level of whimsy and excitement about whatever is happening around me. Also sorry for the vocal fry, I just heard it.

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