Tracyann Williams, a faculty member at The New School for General Studies appeared in 100 Greatest Black Power Moves—a five-part series on cable television station TV One that unveiled 100 of the greatest achievements in African American history.

Power Moves highlights civil rights leaders, Nobel Prize-winning literary giants, independent-thinking film directors, and cultural movements that advanced African American influence and stature in the United States. Among other topics, Professor Williams spoke about novelists Toni Morrison and James Baldwin, as well as the Harlem Renaissance. The program originally aired November 9-13. For more information, visit the TV One website .