Farah Jasmine Griffin, a Columbia University professor and author, dives into the profound insights of Black literature in her book, exploring its emotional resonance and cultural relevance. She shares how literature, especially poetry, illuminates themes of mercy and justice, reflecting on the voices of prominent African American writers. Scott Carter, a playwright, discusses Dickens's reimagining of the gospels, highlighting his unique narrative approach shaped by his tumultuous upbringing. Together, they unravel the beauty and power of literature in shaping societal conversations.
