

Not All Propaganda is Art 8: Signature Acoustique
14 snips Apr 2, 2024
Julia Wright, daughter of renowned author Richard Wright, shares her journey in bringing her father's unpublished novel, 'The Man Who Lived Underground,' to light. She discusses the complications of racial injustice and police brutality relevant today. The conversation also dives into the mysterious circumstances surrounding her father’s death, exploring themes of espionage during his exile in Paris. Julia sheds light on the controversial figure Richard Gibson and his alleged ties to the CIA, complicating her father's legacy amid a backdrop of artistic expression and decolonial struggles.
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Intro
00:00 • 4min
Unearthing Richard Wright: A Novel on Racial Injustice
03:32 • 3min
Wright's Parisian Journey
06:11 • 8min
The Gibson Affair: Unraveling a Controversial Figure
14:33 • 10min
Artistic Haven and Decolonial Struggles
24:41 • 10min
Echoes of Distrust: Richard Wright and Decolonization
34:54 • 19min
Wright's Health and Literary Legacy
53:32 • 14min
The Complex Ties Between Richard Wright and Jean-Paul Sartre
01:07:55 • 5min