Toni Morrison, Nobel Prize winning author and critic of Israel, dead at 88

Morrison’s views on Israel were seen as painful because she was an iconoclastic figure who had challenged conventions about race and oppression.

U.S. author Toni Morrison poses after being awarded the Officer de la Legion d'Honneur, the Legion of Honour, France's highest award, in Paris November 3, 2010

(photo credit: PHILIPPE WOJAZER/REUTERS)

ByHANNAH BROWN

AUGUST 7, 2019 12:15

Toni Morrison, Nobel Prize winning author and critic of Israel, dead at 88

Morrison’s views on Israel were seen as painful because she was an iconoclastic figure who had challenged conventions about race and oppression.

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Toni Morrison, Nobel Prize winning author and critic of Israel, dead at 88

Morrison’s views on Israel were seen as painful because she was an iconoclastic figure who had challenged conventions about race and oppression.

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