Pulitzer Prize-winner Harold Jackson; National Association of Black Journalists award winners DeWayne Wickham, Dwight Lewis, Dorothy Gilliam, and Derrick Jackson; along with Wiley Hall, Norman Lockman, Allegra Bennett, and a host of other notable writers are collectively the voice of millions of African Americans. Reflected in these essays are interests and opinions as diverse as the numerous hues within the black community.
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The Perks of Being a Wallflower
