Baldwin, James

A twentieth-century African-American author. His writings, mostly about the black experience in the United States, include novels , such as Go Tell It on the Mountain , and essays , such as “The Fire Next Time.”

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As James Baldwin said, “Being white means never having to think about it.”

Richard Wright and James Baldwin had made France out to be a color-blind paradise.

William Styron was writing, James Baldwin was writing essays, and then this book just ricocheted around the country.

Obviously beyond environment, the girl already knows, as James Baldwin said, “The price of the ticket.”

The Devil Finds Work by James Baldwin Essentially ‘James Baldwin Goes to the Movies.’

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