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Amiri Baraka
Everett LeRoi Jones
African-American writer (1934–2014).
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Statements about
Amiri Baraka
Country of Citizenship
United States
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
10/7/1934
Image
Award Received
Guggenheim Fellowship
(1965)
Field of Work
:
Spoken Drama
Point in Time
:
1965
Langston Hughes Medal
(1989)
Point in Time
:
1989
National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship
American Book Awards
(1984)
Point in Time
:
1984
Black Literary Hall of Fame
(October 1998)
Point in Time
:
October 1998
Place of Birth
Newark
Child
Lisa Jones
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Kellie Jones
Dominique Di Prima
Spouse
Hettie Jones
(1958 - 1964)
End Cause
:
Divorce
Start Time
:
1958
End Time
:
1964
Amina Baraka
(1966 - 2014)
End Cause
:
Death of Subject
Start Time
:
1966
End Time
:
2014
Official Website
http://www.amiribaraka.com/
Date of Death
1/9/2014
Place of Death
Newark
Occupation
11 items
Poet
Writer
Playwright
Screenwriter
Music Critic
Journalist
Prose Writer
Essayist
Novelist
Critic
Activist
Educated At
Howard University
Columbia University
Rutgers University
The New School
Barringer Academy of the Arts & Humanities
Employer
University at Buffalo
Stony Brook University
San Francisco State University
Member Of
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Black Arts Movement
Ethnic Group
African Americans
Black People
Described by Source
UbuWeb
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URL
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African American Dramatists
Biographical Dictionary of Afro-American and African Musicians
Name in Native Language
Amiri Baraka
Start of Work Period
1958
Family Name
Baraka
Religion or Worldview
Islam
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Cause of Death
Surgical Complications
Sex or Gender
Male
Record Label
India Navigation
Field of Work
Jazz
Literature
Drama
Poetry
Music Criticism
Birth Name
Everett LeRoi Jones
Archives At
University of Maryland Libraries
Rare Book and Manuscript Library (Columbia University)
Howard University College of Medicine
Participant In
Furious Flower Conference (1st: 1994)
Furious Flower Conference (2nd: 2004)
Notable Work
Somebody Blew Up America
Dutchman
Black Fire: An Anthology of Afro-American Writing
Member of Political Party
Congress of Afrikan People
League of Revolutionary Struggle
Writing Language
English
Has Works in the Collection
Michael C. Carlos Museum
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