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Ferentz Lafargue

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Born
in Haiti
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June Jordan & James Baldwin

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Born in Haiti, Ferentz Lafargue moved to Jamaica, Queens in 1981 at the age of five, joining his parents who had immigrated to the United States in 1976. Ferentz first cut his teeth as writer at The Hilltopper, Jamaica High School’s student paper. While at Jamaica High, Ferentz also for New Youth Connections, New York City’s preeminent magazine written for and by youth, which also counts Mohammed Bazzi, Edwidge Danticat and Rachel Swarns amongst others as alumnus.

Prior to completing his PhD in African American and American Studies at Yale University, Ferentz earned his B.A. in Africana Studies and Englisht at Queens College, CUNY. Ferentz matriculated at Queens through S.E.E.K. and was later awarded the prestigious Mellon Minority Undergra
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Songs in the Key of My Life...

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Ferentz Ferentz said: " Surprised that this one snuck by me when it came out. Reads well alongside Noguera's work. ...more "

 
The Trouble With ...

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Lose Your Mother:...
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Ferentz Ferentz said: " This is a breathtaking read so far. It feels as if Hartman is saying so many of the things that I never found the words to say. "

 
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