Talk:Institute of the Black World

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Relationship to King Center for Nonviolent Social Change

First, thanks User:Proscribe both for your additions here and your awesome list of contributions to wikipedia in general. (I noted you created the entry on the Little Carib Theatre... you've seen the news about Beryl's home? https://www.facebook.com/isaaccurtis/posts/10103916880317383)

On the relationship with the King Center, which was quite complex, is the change I made okay for now? (Nevermind, rolled back.) I actually paused the creation of this entry because I wanted to take some time to put together a balanced account of the important role the MLKC played, while also representing its much more complex origins, the struggles within the Atlanta HBCU community, the Black Studies & Arts movements generally, etc. Happy to share access to resources including White 2011 with anyone interested in joining the work on this. Isaaccurtis (talk) 20:42, 21 September 2016 (UTC)[reply]