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In today’s publishing world, your book is only part of your story. Before a reader buys your book, before a reviewer covers it, and before
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The 29-year-old guard delivered a franchise Finals record performance in Game 5, earning unanimous MVP honors and ending New York’s half-century championship drought with a
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Deck: Nobody called it discrimination when four school districts turned her down. Nobody called it exclusion when a counselor told her deafness ruled out nursing.
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After nearly five years of construction, the Obama Presidential Center opens to the public on June 19, choosing Juneteenth, the day commemorating the end of
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The American Black Film Festival turns 30 this year, and it is opening its anniversary edition with a film that says a lot about where