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Author James Baldwin on being Black in America in 1960

63 years ago
Duration 27:14

Author James Baldwin on being Black in America in 1960

In 1960, the novelist talks with Nathan Cohen of the CBC about the place of Black people in American society. Aired Dec. 11, 1960 on CBC-TV's Encounter.

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