Pursue Your
and Live for the Dash!
I believe in living for the dash,
in pursuing a purpose-driven life.
My life’s work and passion over the last five decades as an educator, scholar, literary activist, author, and radio host have been devoted to education and institution building. As professor of English, Founder and Executive Director of the Center for Black Literature, Director of the National Black Writers Conference, host of Writers on Writing on WNYE, 91.5 F.M, and a columnist for Our Time Press.
Publications
and influence on the Cultures of the Americas
Brenda M. Greene, Editor,
Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2010
An interdisciplinary collection of essays by scholars and writers whose disciplines include but are not limited to literature, languages, linguistics, history, sociology and psychology, reflects the complexity and diversity of the historical and cultural legacy of the African diasporic reality and provides a critical perspective for examining the persistence of African cultural traditions in the Americas.
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Articles & Essays
- Saving Our Sons: Reflections of My Journey
- In “We Refuse to Be Silent: Women’s Voices on Justice for Black Men”
- Dr. Brenda M. Greene on Ntozake Shange
- A Poem in Celebration of Dr. Al Vann
- Co-Street Naming Ceremony: Macdonough Street and Stuyvesant Avenue
- Louise Meriwether: A Life of Writing and Activism
BKReader - Banned Books and Critical Race Theory
- Book Banning in America
Championing Black Literature and Cultivating Generational Readers and Writers I am committed to expanding, broadening, and enriching the public’s knowledge and aesthetic appreciation of the value of the literature produced by Black writers and to nurturing and cultivating the critical reading and writing habits of a cross-generation of readers and writers.