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Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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Happy Fourth of July!!! Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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Tonight, we will be reading “ The Doom of the Mischief-Maker” written by James Baldwin, published in 1914. 

At a banquet in the city of Asgard, Loki also known as the Mischief-Maker set out to do as his name suggests. After killing a man and causing commotion and chaos, his life was spared in exchange for his banishment from the city. Loki agrees, and spends many years in hiding. As his name implies, he concocts a new plan to regain his place in Asgard only to get stopped by Thor and his crew and sentenced to a life of torture and pain.

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Happy Father’s Day from Girl, Goodnight. Tonight, we will be reading The Sons of William the Conqueror written by James Baldwin. For more information about James Baldwin, check out A Story of Old Rome or Saved by a Dolphin. 

The Sons of William the Conqueror is one story from the Fifty Famous Stories Retold Collection. William the Conqueror, understanding that his time on earth is limited questioned which of his three sons should rule the land after his passing. All three sons were asked the same question individually. After consideration, the wise men foreshadowed the lives of all three sons. Taking into consideration their advice, William the Conqueror allocates his assets to this three sons. 

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To celebrate pride, we will be featuring works from a black lgbtq+ author for the month of June. Tonight, we will be reading Saved by a Dolphin written by James Baldwin. 

Saved by a Dolphin is a story of greed and the old adage "What's done in the dark always comes to the light.” Arion, a world renowned musician traveled the world collecting fame and fortune. While trying to return home, he finds himself on a ship with a shady bunch. They attempt to kill him and take his fortune, but Arion ends up getting the last laugh. 

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To celebrate pride, we will be featuring works from a black lgbtq+ author for the month of June. Tonight, we will be reading A Story of Old Rome written by James Baldwin. 

A Story of Old Rome is part of a collection of short stories entitled, “Fifty Famous People”. It is a collection of stories about real people who have “left enduring footprints on the sands of time” and each story includes an ethical lesson. After being forced from Rome for being selfish and unjust, Coriolanus is exiled to a neighboring city. There he joins an enemy of Rome and plans to destroy the city he used to call home. 

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Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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Tonight on Girl, Goodnight, we will be reading "Minnie's Sacrifice" written by Frances Harper in 1869.

Minnie’s Sacrifice was originally published as a serialization of three novels in The Christian Recorder, a journal by the African Methodist Episcopal Church. Minnie’s Sacrifice is the story of a woman living in the North who’s identity and heritage is kept from her until she unexpectedly meets her birth mother, an escaped slave. She marries a man whose racial identity and heritage were also kept from him, and they move to the South to participate in uplifting and empowering other members of their race. 

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