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Daniel woke up on Monday with one goal: finish his assignment. Simple enough, right?He picked up his phone to check a message before getting started. One message became five, five became a few videos and before he knew it,…
The author of Colorism: The Politics of Skin Tone and How We Get Free comes to DC on Mon., Oct. 19th, at 6 p.m.! Webb is joining us on the Busboys stage alongside Marita Golden to share how we move toward a world…
When I read that PEN America had reported 12,000 school books were banned in 2025, my thoughts drifted back to Nazi Germany, 1933. Organized by the German Student Union, people in 34 university towns across Germany marched in torchlight parades and threw more than…
Visiting Associate Professor Wendy S. Walterswas recently awarded the prestigious Creative Capital award, given in support of innovative and adventurous artists. The lucrative prize will allow Walters to finish her long-term book project, a nonfiction work investigating “…white paint in aesthetic…
Hoping to inspire young minds, Dattaraj V. Salgaocar’s latest book draws on the experiences of 13 accomplished individuals to explore success, purpose and India’s potential VINIKA VISWAMBHARAN | NT BUZZ Released at Sunaparanta Goa Centre for the Arts in Altinho, Panaji, the book…
A lifelong friend, a hard-earned degree, and the question I couldn’t stop asking on the way home. I have known Alvira since we were six years old. Even then, she was the calm, quiet one, almost always engrossed in a…
The novel, released on September 1, is a satire which hopes to make comedy out of the extremes expected from Japanese workers. The new English translation brings this satire to a Western audience. In the United States in particular, there is…
Following his presentation at a pastors conference in Lilongwe, Malawi in June 2025, Ché Cowan recalls being approached by several colleagues who were moved by what he said about the importance of leadership. “They were asking, ‘Can I have your notes?
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Somewhere around the 20th reading, I started thinking about the question the whole book is wrapped around. “What do you want to be when you grow up?” is singular. It asks for one tidy noun. And every adult in a kid’s…