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Kenton Rambsy

Kenton Rambsy, Associate Professor of Literature at the University of Texas at Arlington, is the author of The Geographies of African American Short Fiction (2022). icon

How the “New York Times” Covers Black Writers

By Howard Rambsy II & Kenton Rambsy

There has long been a fear that media only makes room for one Black writer at a time. But that’s always been difficult to prove—until now.

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