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Season 4 • Episode 35 • Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2)

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Soul! Season 4, Episode 35: Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2)

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Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET’s “SOUL!" Taped in London in 1971, the wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons. Watch Soul! Season 4, Episode 35 Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2) in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Soul! Season 4, Episode 35 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 1)
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Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 1)

Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET’s “SOUL!" Taped in London in 1971, the wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons.

60 min
Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2)
35

Nikki Giovanni and James Baldwin in conversation on 'SOUL!' (Part 2)

Then 47-year-old novelist James Baldwin is interviewed by 28-year-old poet Nikki Giovanni in a two-part presentation of WNET’s “SOUL!" Taped in London in 1971, the wide-ranging conversation explores Black life in America, the struggle for racial justice and evolving gender roles, while also offering insight into the work and artistic process of two literary icons.

60 min
36

December 29, 1971

Guests: Singer Bill Withers, poet Mae Jackson, and the McCoy Tyner Quartet Host: Ellis Haizlip