Robert Greene II, Author at Public Seminar

The Negro Leagues and Baseball Memory

Washington D.C.’s first championship team

November 11, 2019 • by Robert Greene II

The erasure of the Grays should not be surprising. It has become easy for most fans of the National Pastime to ignore or overlook the contributions of the Negro Leagues. Often, the Negro Leagues are mentioned as a piece of baseball history, both a reminder of Major League Baseball’s shameful ...

The Negro Leagues and Baseball Memory

Washington D.C.’s first championship team

November 10, 2019 • by Robert Greene II

The erasure of the Grays should not be surprising. It has become easy for most fans of the National Pastime to ignore or overlook the contributions of the Negro Leagues. Often, the Negro Leagues are mentioned as a piece of baseball history, both a reminder of Major League Baseball’s shameful ...

Lorraine Hansberry and the Long Black Freedom Struggle

Imani Perry’s ‘Looking for Lorraine’ Review

April 5, 2019 • by Robert Greene II

The play A Raisin in the Sun is one of the most recognizable stage productions in the last 60 years of American history. Many Americans have encountered it -- whether on Broadway, at a local production, in film, or in a high school or college classroom. Yet, the person who wrote it, ...

Robert Greene II

The Negro Leagues and Baseball Memory

Washington D.C.’s first championship team

The Negro Leagues and Baseball Memory

Washington D.C.’s first championship team

Lorraine Hansberry and the Long Black Freedom Struggle

Imani Perry’s ‘Looking for Lorraine’ Review

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