Noun
United States author who was an outspoken critic of racism (1924-1987)
Source: WordNetAs I type this I am standing in front of my completed James Baldwin mural in downtown Phoenix. Source: Internet
American writer James Baldwin left his home country in the 1950s for Paris, where he was inspired to write his classic novel following the life and loves of a young man named David. Source: Internet
Multicultural before there was a name for it – at least a polite one --Clinton nurtured such diverse and influential figures as Bill Graham, James Baldwin, George Cukor, Neil Simon and Abraham Lincoln Polonsky." Source: Internet
While Tic, Leti (portrayed by a fantastic Jurnee Smollett from ), and Tic's uncle George make their way across segregated America, the words of acclaimed African-American author, lecturer, and activist James Baldwin narrate the scene. Source: Internet
As James Baldwin might have put it, an oppressed people does not always wake up a saint; more often it wakes up a murderer. Source: Internet
As a character, Killmonger reminded me of the oft-quoted James Baldwin: “To be black and conscious in America is to be in a constant state of rage.” Source: Internet