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Making the Past Relevant (by Diversifying Biographies)
Biographer Heather Demitrios argues that biographies should have more diverse subjects and authors.
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Interrupting Bias in the Book Biz
Law professor Joan C. Williams suggests some ways to bring more racial equity to publishing.
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A Writer Says Goodbye to the Twittersphere
Poet Julie Poole explains why social media isn’t for her.
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Stand Up to Censorship in Schools
Nyle Vialet of Wise Ink Creative decries the banning of diverse titles in a York, Pa., school district.
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Indie Presses Have to Partner Up
Angela Engel, the founder of Collective Book Studio, says parternship publishing can help indie presses be successful in this competitive climate.
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How the AP Stylebook Considers Language on Disability
Disabled journalist John Loeppky weighs in on the person-first vs. identity-first debate.
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Middle Grade at Point Blank
Author Emily Barth Isler explains why she had to write her middle grade novel about gun violence.
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We Need to Fix How We Teach Slavery in Textbooks
Genealogist Pearl Duncan says that textbooks must do a better job of explaining the history of slavery.
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What Makes a Book 'Appropriate' for School?
Nikki Grimes questions the "appropriate" standards set by a school district.
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Turning the Page with a Show Biz Novel
Actress Dinah Madoff looks at the challenges of writing a Hollywood novel.
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