Charles Fuller, who won Pulitzer for ‘A Soldier’s Play,’ dies at 83

Charles Fuller, who helped bring nuanced, multifaceted Black characters and stories to the forefront of American theater, winning a Pulitzer Prize in 1982 for “A Soldier’s Play,” his blistering exploration of racism and violence at a Louisiana Army base during World War II, died Oct. 3 at a hospital in Toronto. He was 83.