This edition: Elizabeth Nunez: Educator/Author "Now Lila Knows"
Episode Details
Original tape date: June 22, 2022.Elizabeth Nunez, in her novel "Now Lila Knows," describes events close to her own experiences as a young Caribbean, recruited to attend an all-white populated school, in the United States. Citing her book as a most difficult one to write, Nunez describes the Caribbean immigrant's lack of information and understanding of America's "color-based" racism and Jamaica's "class-based" racism.
Guest List
Elizabeth Nunez Distinguished Professor of English and Author, Hunter College/CUNY
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