Is Caroline Randall Williams black?

Williams is a poet. NASHVILLE — I have rape-colored skin. Caroline Randall Williams read her essay and answered questions on Instagram. I am a black, Southern woman, and of my immediate white male ancestors, all of them were rapists.

Who is Caroline Randall Williams mother?

Thinking about all this encouraged me to reach out to poet, scholar, and author Caroline Randall Williams. Six years ago, Caroline authored a cookbook, Soul Food Love, with her mother Alice Randall, herself a celebrated author and the first black woman to co-author a No. 1 country hit.

Is Alice Randall White?

Writer Alice Randall was born to Mari-Alice and George Randall on May 4, 1959 in Detroit, Michigan. Writing over 200 country songs with thirty recorded, Randall is the first African American woman to have a number one country hit.

Who is Caroline Randall great grandfather?

“Caroline was born into a family—and I married into a family—of multigenerational artists,” says Randall, explaining that Williams’ paternal great-grandfather was Arna Bontemps, the Harlem Renaissance poet.

Is Caroline Randall Williams married?

Randall, whose new book, “Rebel Yell,” comes out in October, was less the polymathic First Amendment warrior and more the homebody, eager to show off what she called her palimpsest — the putty-colored early 20th century house she shares with her husband, David Ewing, and her daughter, Caroline Randall Williams, now a

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