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Memoirs by Women Writers
See one, do one, teach one. They say that that’s a good way to gain a new skill: observe, try the action yourself, and then share what you did with someone else. You can learn […]
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‘Fighting Your Own Thoughts’ During the Pandemic
By Katelynn White NASHVILLE, TN — At the age of 23, Belmont graduate student DeAnn Whitlow has become an advocate for overcoming depression and anxiety. As part of a generation in which discussing mental illness […]
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Holdin’ On
by Dedrick L. Johnson The 1980’s are extremely tough times for Thelma Davis and her son, Raleek. But living in Harlem has never been exactly easy for anyone. Raleek can’t stay out of trouble. […]
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New Book Honor the Wharton School’s First African American MBA Graduate, Hettie Simmons Love
(TN Tribune) Republished from Wharton Magazine “I would not be here if it weren’t for someone like you who paved the way,” said Erika H. James, dean of the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School, as […]
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After Grief, You Will Smile Again, Author Promises
By Wiley Henry MEMPHIS, TN – Coming to grips with the death of a loved one could be described as an emotional rollercoaster ride that will eventually subside. Then you will smile again, Dr. Marcia […]
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‘Where You Are is Not Who You Are’
Start small, plan big. You don’t have to have much for the former, just a little love and a place to launch. The latter, though, that takes some work. You have to see the goal, […]
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Tulsa Race Massacre 100 Year Anniversary: Woman’s First-person Account
The Nation Must Awake is Mary E. Jones Parrish’s first-person account of the 1921 Tulsa race massacre, which she compiled along with the recollections of several dozen others. With meticulous attention to detail that transports […]
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‘The Ground Breaking: an American City and its Search for Justice’
Your legs felt as though they were made of rubber. It was like walking on a bed of marbles, like wearing rollerskates on a waterbed. Your arms flailed for something steady but whether this was […]
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Moon U.S. Civil Rights Trail
A Traveler’s Guide to the People, Places, and Events that Made the Movement by Deborah D. Douglas Take the road less traveled and follow the twist and turns of one of America’s most momentous eras: […]
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THE STATE OF ISRAEL VS. THE JEWS New Book from Acclaimed French Journalist Sylvain Cypel, sharply contextualizes the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Eye-opening and incisive, THE STATE OF ISRAEL VS. THE JEWS illuminates the stark realities of Israel’s present and probes how Jewish people around the world can work toward making its future more equitable. THE STATE […]
