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“red summer”

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  • Raw Sugar

    by Red Summer ...
    Raw Sugar is a collection of poetry and prose that turns the gaze outward to the world. It is a critical analysis of experiences in contemporary society without the typical American filter. Raw Sugar is direct and confrontational with a sensitivity and compassion that Red Summer is known for. ... Read more

    $6.99 USD or Free with Kobo Plus

  • We Cooked That Food

    Unsung Heroes In The Kitchen

    by Summer Red ...
    Book Description for We Created These FoodsStep into a delicious journey through history with We Created These Foods! This vibrant children's book celebrates the creativity, resilience, and brilliance of Black people who shaped American cuisine. From crispy fried chicken to sweet potato pie, from gumbo to barbecue, the flavors we love today are rooted in traditions passed down through generations ... Read more

    $18.99 USD

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  • Map to the Stars

    by Adrian Matejka ...
    Series series Penguin Poets
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    by Audre Lorde ...
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    by Rowan Ricardo Phillips ...
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  • Shoulda Been Jimi Savannah

    by Patricia Smith ...
    National Book Award finalist Patricia Smith chronicles the Great Migration through Motown music and Chicago streets.In her newest collection, National Book Award finalist Patricia Smith explores the second wave of the Great Migration. From her parents’ move from the South to Chicago to being raised as an “up North” child under the spell of Motown music, she captures the rampant romanticism of ... Read more

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