ATLANTA, please join Dr. Beverly Guy-Sheftall, Lena Waithe, Darnell Moore, and me on Wednesday, April 2, 2025 at Spelman College to celebrate and reflect upon the 30-year anniversary of Words of Fire: An Anthology of African-American Feminist Thought and the future of insurgent writing. ✍🏾 Reception: 5pm Public Talk: 6pm Location: Spelman College Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby, Ed.D. Academic Center ✍🏾 Please see the flyer for additional details. All events are open to the public and parking is available on campus. See you soon. —— #WordsOfFire #InsurgentWriting
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
Celebrating our brilliant Women and rich Culture well beyond February and March—because with all this impact, we’ve earned longer months.
@ShondaLand Exclusive with Malcolm Venable (@mrmalcolmvee). Waithe’s recent two-episode arc on Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Catherine Fox’s (Debbie Allen) protégé Evynn Moore marked a kind of full-circle moment for Waithe: Back when she was assisting on Girlfriends, she came face-to-face with Allen, who was directing the series. Though their interaction was brief then, they have, all these years later, become friends and collaborators. And when Allen — who produced and directed A Different World, the ’80s sitcom set at the fictional Hillman College, which inspired the name of Waithe’s production company, Hillman Grad — asked Waithe to come and hang out at Grey’s, Waithe gladly accepted. The result: Waithe’s turn as Evynn, who put the Grey’s Anatomy team in an ethical quandary when she failed to disclose that her wife, who was in line for a new liver, had Alzheimer’s. Check out the full article, link in stories.
@ShondaLand Exclusive with Malcolm Venable (@mrmalcolmvee). Waithe’s recent two-episode arc on Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Catherine Fox’s (Debbie Allen) protégé Evynn Moore marked a kind of full-circle moment for Waithe: Back when she was assisting on Girlfriends, she came face-to-face with Allen, who was directing the series. Though their interaction was brief then, they have, all these years later, become friends and collaborators. And when Allen — who produced and directed A Different World, the ’80s sitcom set at the fictional Hillman College, which inspired the name of Waithe’s production company, Hillman Grad — asked Waithe to come and hang out at Grey’s, Waithe gladly accepted. The result: Waithe’s turn as Evynn, who put the Grey’s Anatomy team in an ethical quandary when she failed to disclose that her wife, who was in line for a new liver, had Alzheimer’s. Check out the full article, link in stories.
@ShondaLand Exclusive with Malcolm Venable (@mrmalcolmvee). Waithe’s recent two-episode arc on Grey’s Anatomy as Dr. Catherine Fox’s (Debbie Allen) protégé Evynn Moore marked a kind of full-circle moment for Waithe: Back when she was assisting on Girlfriends, she came face-to-face with Allen, who was directing the series. Though their interaction was brief then, they have, all these years later, become friends and collaborators. And when Allen — who produced and directed A Different World, the ’80s sitcom set at the fictional Hillman College, which inspired the name of Waithe’s production company, Hillman Grad — asked Waithe to come and hang out at Grey’s, Waithe gladly accepted. The result: Waithe’s turn as Evynn, who put the Grey’s Anatomy team in an ethical quandary when she failed to disclose that her wife, who was in line for a new liver, had Alzheimer’s. Check out the full article, link in stories.
