Cobb County’s removal of Toni Morrison’s debut novel is raising fresh concerns about censorship, parental rights and access to difficult Black stories.

Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye has been removed from school media centers in Georgia’s Cobb County School District over ...

Explore Toni Morrison's powerful observations about repression and control, revealing how attempts to confine others also limit the person imposing that control. Discover her impactful legacy and ...

Before giving away billions, Scott was a Princeton writer mentored by Toni Morrison, whose influence remained meaningful throughout her extraordinary life.

In the short story by John Cheever, “The Death of Justina” the author writes a sentence that is, at the same time, a polemic, an accusation, a plea, and an existentialist query. The main character ...

Lorain County Community College will celebrate the life and literary legacy of Lorain native Toni Morrison with a free ...

Toni Morrison's 1970 novel "The Bluest Eye" is the 30th book removed from Cobb County school libraries since 2024.

Ohio artists explore themes of grief, trauma, discrimination and the Black experience for an exhibition on view at Zygote ...

Walking into Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory, a new exhibition curated from the late author's archives at Princeton University, is an emotional experience for anyone who loves literature. Dozens of ...

The following is the introduction to Toni Morrison: The Last Interview and Other Conversations, written by poet (and Morrison's close friend) Nikki Giovanni. In her highly-fitting tribute, Giovanni ...

For one thing, according to a reporter who became intimately familiar with Morrison’s library, not a single page in any of her thousands of books featured a folded corner: the author was not inclined ...