Alice Walker

African American folklorist, novelist, short story writer, and Civic Rights advocate

American writer and journalist

African-American feminist, author, and atheist activist

American academic, writer, activist

American literary critic

American playwright, novelist. short story writer

Iraqi-American businessman, artist and activist

American writer

American murderer

American writer

American writer

American writer

American political scientist and author

American writer

American lawyer, author

American activist

Palestinian American writer

American educator

American writer

Author and illustrator from the United States

One of the last known survivors of the Atlantic Slave Trade

South African churchman, politician, archbishop, Nobel Prize winner

Slovene politician, lawyer and writer

English independent music scholar

Italian classicist, teacher and writer

Dutch numismatist

Spanish politician, school teacher and woman of letters

American classical philologist

American classical philologist

American classical philologist

American linguist

Russian writer

Iranian poet

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Soviet historian

Russian poet

Dutch translator

American classical scholar

Austrian-American linguist and literature scholar.

American linguist

Born 1899; born in Bocholt, Germany; died 1939/40; died in Paris; Costume scholar, suicide at Nazi invasion of Paris.

Austrian-Israeli art historian, editorial secretary and assistant editor of the Burlington Magazine