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PAGES the Reading Group presents "Volume III".
In this episode, we host a Twitter Space where talk about, "Books and Their First Lines" What are memorable first lines that you remember? Do first lines matter at all? Join us as we address these questions and a few others.
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PAGES the Reading Group presents "Volume II".
In this episode, we host a Twitter Space where we ask, "What Does Your Bookshelf Say About You?" Do you judge others based on their bookshelves? How many books makes a home library? And what books on someone's shelf are a red flag? Join us as we address these questions and a few others.
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PAGES the Reading Group presents "Volume I".
In this episode, we host a Twitter Space inspired by Dianne Stewart's book Black Women, Black Love. Are romantic love and Black love the same thing? Does marriage discriminate against African Americans? If so, how? Join us as we address these questions and a few others.
Book- Black Women, Black Love
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@PolyamorousBlackGirl reads and thinks aloud over excerpts from Toni Morrison's "God Help the Child".
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@Urfavfilosopher reads and thinks aloud over excerpts from Aneeka Henderson's "Veil and Vow: Marriage Matters in Contemporary African American Culture".
@Urfavfilosopher reads from George M. Johnson's All Boys Aren't Blue and thinks aloud.
More about us:
PAGES the Reading Group is an online and in real life reading group that is aimed at igniting critical public dialogue over a range of literary texts.
Good Books; Better Dialogue
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@Urfavfilosopher reads from Ta-Nehisi Coates' The Water Dancer and thinks aloud.
More about us:
PAGES the Reading Group is an online and in real life reading group that is aimed at igniting critical public dialogue over a range of literary texts.
Good Books; Better Dialogue
Website: Here
Instagram: Here
Twitter: Here
@Urfavfilosopher reads from Marcus J. Moore’s The Butterfly Effect: How Kendrick Lamar Ignited the Soul of Black America.
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PAGES Pod. It’s like a tape. A Podcast by PAGES the Reading Group where a couple of Black nerds come together to discuss bookish shxt.