Black Writers Today
with
Frederick K. Foote, Jr.
Short Story Writer and Poet
Free Monthly meeting, 1-hour Zoom presentation
(includes Q&A)
Saturday, July 18, 2020
1:00 – 2:00 p.m.
With all that is going on around us in this society and across the world right now (the death of George Floyd and others, the Black Lives Matter protest marches, and the whole issue of race relations–globally), it is particularly apropos to have a speaker who can offer our members some insight into the world-changing historic events happening right before our eyes–and on a massive, unheard-of scale.
Take a walk on the Black side and see the writing world from that perspective. Learn:
- Essential differences between blacks and whites in the US
- The impact of race on critical judgment
- The impact of capitalism on black art
- Language barriers in black writing
- Steps that can reduce obstacles between black and white writers
Frederick K. Foote, Jr. was born in Sacramento, California and educated in Vienna, Virginia, and northern California. Since 2014 Frederick has published over three hundred stories and poems including literary, science fiction, fables, and horror genres. Frederick has published two short story collections, For the Sake of Soul (2015) and Crossroads Encounters (2016).
To see a list of Frederick’s publications, go to https://fkfoote.wordpress.com/
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Meeting ID: 876 0175 5230
Password: 890936
