Devil in a Blue Dress by Walter Mosley 1948, Los Angeles: The mortgage payment’s coming due, so Easy Rawlins accepts the assignment of finding Daphne Monet, a blonde torch singer with a penchant for jazz and criminal black consorts. In his search through a sleazy, fearful city, he is lucky to be under the protection of the murderous Mouse who wants a piece of the…
Looking for a good love story? Check out these books that center around that crazy thing called love. Happy Valentine’s Day! What I like about you / Marisa Kanter There are a million things that Halle Levitt likes about her online best friend, Nash. He’s an incredibly talented graphic novelist. He loves books almost as much…
The titles below feature characters who encounter harsh social expectations of others and what beauty means. These stories reflect those who journey to find themselves through their struggle with self-esteem and body image, and look to define beauty for themselves. Undead girl gang Anderson, Lily Mila Flores and her best friend Riley have always been…
dark // thing by Ashley M. Jones dark // thing is a multi-faceted work that explores the darkness/otherness by which the world sees Black people. Ashley M. Jones stares directly into the face of the racism that allows people to be seen as dark things, as objects that can be killed/enslaved/oppressed/devalued. This work, full as it…
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“O texto que segue apresenta uma reflexão sobre a degradação da dimensão espiritual da humanidade no mundo contemporâneo, a crise, a frustração do ser humano diante da situação que vive neste tempo e a vontade de uma existência autêntica.” (Roese e Schultz)
“O texto que segue apresenta uma reflexão sobre a degradação da dimensão espiritual da humanidade no mundo contemporâneo, a crise, a frustração do ser humano diante da situação que vive neste tempo e a vontade de uma existência autêntica.” (Roese e Schultz)
