The U.S. Embassy Literature Series
Race, Identity, and the Boundaries of Blackness: Thomas Chatterton Williams explores what it means to be a black man of mixed-race heritage with a white-looking daughter and a white wife.
A reading and conversation with Rose-Anne Clermont, journalist and author of Bush Girl.
Thomas Chatterton Williams holds a B.A. in philosophy from Georgetown University and a Master’s degree from the cultural reporting and criticism program at New York University. While a student at NYU, his op-ed piece, “Yes, Blame Hip-Hop,” struck a deep nerve when it ran in the Washington Post, generating a record-breaking number of comments.
Pic: Luke Abiol
Reading
- Mon, November 6, 2017 | 8pmMain Stage
Tickets 8 € / school groups free if they register with IRCBerlin@state.gov
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English Theatre Berlin | International Performing Arts Center in cooperation with the U.S. Embassy and the American Academy in Berlin