Culture
The legal erasure of black families
Enslaved parents had no custody over their children. Remnants of that powerlessness endure today
Enslaved parents had no custody over their children. Remnants of that powerlessness endure today
Despite advances, ours is still a society that elevates marriage over all other relationships
'E.L. Doctorow was one of America's greatest novelists. His books taught me much,' said President Barack Obama
What accounts for the proliferation of stories about women abandoning their lives?
The Argentine passion for books is met as readers still crave turning paper pages and the smell of ink
Mary Murphy, who made the documentary ‘Harper Lee: From Mockingbird to Watchman,’ recalls her time with the legend
Not everyone is surprised by the complexity of the white savior
Harper Lee's new novel ‘Go Set A Watchman’ shows Finch in a different light than the one Americans are used to seeing
The company said the new method would better align what authors receive with how much of their work is read
Former New Hampshire Gov. John H. Sununu, George HW Bush’s chief of staff, discusses ‘The Quiet Man’
