No Name in the Street
Categories: Literature & Fiction, Politics & Social Sciences
James Baldwin's 1972 book-length essay, part memoir and part political reckoning, recounting his years in Paris, his return to the American South and the assassinations of Medgar Evers, Malcolm X and Martin Luther King Jr.
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- Richard Branson: “When I was 17, I came across the thought-provoking books of James Baldwin and was determined to secure an interview with him for my new magazine, Student.”