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In the opening scene of this new novel, the protagonist,
Golden Richards, comes home from work to one of the three houses where his four
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I have become a BBC Middle East addict.
I check in every few hours to see updated reports of what is happening in
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The community meal our church hosts--a modest operation that
serves four free meals a week to about 50 guests--has recently lost its main
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As is so often
the case in these situations, the only part of the National Portrait Gallery's
show "Hide/Seek: Difference and Desire in American Portraiture" that I have
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Last week Marian Wright Edelman chronicled the work of Strength to Love, a prisoner reentry...
The Fetzer Institute and StoryCorps are sponsoring the third
annual National Day of Listening
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Rivonte Moore, 17, doesn't think of himself as a theologian....
On my neglected Facebook page sits an even more neglected
"Like" button. Although I read what others post and occasionally add a comment,
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The year is 2071 when the narrator of this novel, who calls himself Ray Bradbury to conceal his identity, begins his report....
A woman came to my house recently whose
husband I had helped put in jail the day before. One day she felt afraid of his
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