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New Library Literacy Programs, Steven Pinker’s Sense of (Writing) Style, and More
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Hurston/Wright Foundation Celebrates
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"At the Hurston/Wright Foundation we don't believe the glass is half empty or half full, we believe that it is always overflowing—with ideas, with vision, and inspiration to serve black writers." President emeritus and cofounder Marita Golden introduces honorees at the thirteenth annual Legacy Awards. Golden speaks about the organization in the new issue of Poets & Writers Magazine.
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