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Mara Brock Akil Says Being Her Own ‘First Audience’ Led to Her Reinvention of Judy Blume’s ‘Forever’
For IndieWire's Future of Filmmaking, Mara Brock Akil talks reinventing Judy Blume novel 'Forever' in her own image. — 'What ...
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A Poignant New Monument at Bryn Mawr College Confronts Its Troubled History
Artist Nekisha Durrett pays homage to the college's first Black graduate and confronts Bryn Mawr's complicated history of ...
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ACLU seeks injunction to block book bans in military schools
The American Civil Liberties Union on Thursday asked a federal judge in Virginia to immediately halt what it calls a sweeping ...
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From Page to Stage: Pocket operas bring student stories to life
John Rozzoni is the Executive Director of Tri-Cities Opera. He said the project is designed to make opera more digestible and ...
William Atticus Parker: The Promising Filmmaker and Son of Billy Crudup and Mary-Louise Parker
William Atticus Parker's journey began on January 7, 2004, in a family marked by both talent and turbulence. His middle name, Atticus, pays homage to the moral hero of Harper Lee's To Kill a ...
Famed artist who wrapped Loose Park in ‘saffron’ gifts works to Nelson-Atkins
For two weeks in 1978, a project that wrapped Loose Park’s walkways in fabric “helped to put Kansas City on the contemporary ...
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‘Kill them’: Why Jamie Dimon is right about meetings
The JPMorgan boss struck a nerve. Plenty of workers share his frustration with endless gatherings and dreary discussion that could be covered in an email. Who said the art of letter writing was ...