Acclaimed columnist and political commentator Michael Harriot discusses his compelling new book, “Black AF History,” on Monday, July 29, from 6 to 9 p.m. at 1030 Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans, LA.
Baldwin & Co. is hosting an exclusive author talk and book signing event featuring Michael Harriot, whose latest work, “Black AF History,” has garnered significant acclaim. This event will offer attendees a unique opportunity to engage with Harriot, known for his incisive wit and meticulous research, as he presents a retelling of American history through the lens of Black Americans.
The evening features a discussion with Harriot in an in-depth conversation with Jarvis DeBerry, a distinguished journalist and columnist. DeBerry, who has an impressive background, including a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service and numerous awards for his writing, will delve into Harriot’s insights and the critical narratives presented in “Black AF History.”
“Black AF History” stands out as a bold corrective to the traditional American historical narrative. Harriot’s work challenges the whitewashed mythology of America’s past, bringing to light the overlooked and erased experiences of Black Americans. With his trademark humor and provocative storytelling, Harriot shifts the focus from a predominantly white perspective to a more inclusive account of the nation’s history.
This event is ticketed, and each ticket includes a copy of “Black AF History,” along with the opportunity for a photo op and book signing with Harriot after the talk. The book has been recognized as one of Amazon’s Top 20 History Books of 2023, among other accolades, underscoring its impact and importance.
Ticket prices range from 0. – $30. which includes a copy of the book. Baldwin & Co. is also accepting donations to support the event’s operational costs. These contributions will help sustain the series of author talks and continue to bring prominent literary figures to New Orleans, enriching the community’s cultural and intellectual life.
Event Details:
- Date and Time: Monday, July 29, 6 PM – 9 PM CDT
- Location: 1030 Elysian Fields Avenue, New Orleans, LA 70117
- Tickets: Includes a copy of “Black AF History,” photo op, and book signing
- Refund Policy: Contact the organizer to request a refund
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