Gregg W. Morris

I'm working on several projects. Juggling but some things seem to be coming to the fore.

1) A memoir, "Teaching While Black in the Most Corrupt Department at [College Name Redacted for Now[] – And I Didn't Go Postal." Research based on audio and video tapes – most surreptitious, but not all – of conversations, meetings and other corroborative material, such as emails, listserv posts, blogs, articles, other paraphernalia,. I am naming names and need be able to hold off libel challenges. Where I've taught has been one of the most controversial and corrupt campuses ...

2) Another memoir about being an assistant basketball coach at Cornell when the black ball players walked off. Next to the armed takeover of Willard Straight Hall [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willard_Straight_Hall] that walk off ranks number 2 in Cornell History and 1st in CU Sports History. *1 and 2 are not related.

3) Project based on, "Invisible in New York, Five Part Series, Elderly Black Seniors Living in Most Dangerous Neighborhoods in New York City, December 20, 2016 - January 25, 2017, New York Amsterdam News and New America Media.

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Unspeakable Acts: The Ordeal of Thomas Waters-Rimmer, William Morrow & Co., 1993. New York Times Notable Books of the Year, 1993.
The Kids Next Door: Sons and Daughters Who Kill Their Parents. William Morrow & Co., 1985.