Ending Black Oppression and Celebrating Black Dignity with Alencia Johnson

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Encore: Jenna Kutcher on Taking Your Dreams Off the Shelf and Embracing the “What Ifs”

Description:Jenna Kutcher was a few years into a corporate career at Target when her boss slid a five-year plan across the desk. A promotion, more money, more responsibility, all mapped out by somebody else, and every step of it was something she did not want. She did not know ye ...  Show more

Barbara Kingsolver on Partita, First Love, and Who Gets to Make Art

Description:Barbara Kingsolver got the offer on her first novel the same day her first daughter was born. She came home from the hospital to a blinking answering machine, and the book came out the week that same baby learned to walk. Almost forty years later, she has a Pulitzer P ...  Show more

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