For nearly three decades, writer, musician, poet, director, and actor
Saul Williams has occupied a singular place in Black culture, resisting
the confines of genre across music, literature and film, and using art
as a transformative device.
Raised between church traditions, hip hop, revolutionary literature
and the liberating chaos of downtown poetry scenes, Williams learned
early that speaking over music could carry the same emotional force as
singing. He traces the lineage through Black church sermons, through...
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