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Danielle Amir Jackson

Danielle Amir Jackson

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Editor-in-Chief, Oxford American

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Total articles 175

  • What Americans Can Learn From Haiti’s History

    By Danielle Amir Jackson Verified| businessandamerica.com@ In 1778, during the Revolutionary War, the British captured Savannah, Georgia, as part of a “Southern Strategy” that aimed to rally support from Loyalists in the region. The following year, after Patriot forces allied with the French, some 4,000 soldiers from France and its colonies sailed to North America to help take back the city.

    By Danielle Amir Jackson Verified · businessandamerica.com

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • The Bold New Biography That Gets Audre Lorde Right

    By Danielle Amir Jackson Verified| The Atlantic Verified When the critic Janet Malcolm set aside a biography of Sylvia Plath and began reading a memoir about the author instead, she felt as if she “had been freed from prison.” The writing in the biography, Bitter Fame, by Anne Stevenson, had been “by far the most intelligent” of the published Plath biographies at the time, but the conventions of the form, its “hushed cautiousness, the solemn weighing of ‘evidence,’” could stifle even the most effervescent talent.

    By Danielle Amir Jackson Verified · The Atlantic

    Sep. 08, 2024

  • The Underground Railroad: The Wound and the Remedy

    By Angelica Jade Bastién Verified, Danielle Amir Jackson Verified| criterion.com@ Cora’s body is a poem. When we first meet her, she is standing at a riverbank. Barren trees appear at the edges of the frame like crisp matchsticks. The water glimmers. The scene is encased in a light that is hazy, brittle, cold. At first, Cora’s small, narrow, lonely back is all that we see of her.

    By Angelica Jade Bastién Verified, Danielle Amir Jackson Verified · criterion.com

    Jun. 25, 2024

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Oxford American

The Oxford American is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit arts organization and national magazine dedicated to featuring the very best in Southern writing, while documenting the complexity and vitality of the American South.

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Founded: 1992