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A nation dangerously divided: Race shapes who wins and who loses in U.S. democracy

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(Newswise)–Race is shown to be the single most important factor in American democracy, determining which candidates win elections, which voters win at the polls, and who is on the losing end of policy. These conclusions are at the center of a new book entitled Dangerously Divided: How Race and Class Shape Winning and Losing in […]

Toni Morrison Will Be Remembered as one of 20th Century’s Most Beloved Literary Giants

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By Danny R. Johnson/Washington, DC Correspondent “I’m interested in how men are educated, how women relate to each other, how we are able to love, how we balance political and personal forces, who survives in certain situations and who doesn’t and, specifically, how these and other universal issues relate to African Americans. The search for […]

eigoMANGA Is Headed To San Diego Comic-Con

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SAN FRANCISCO–eigoMANGA, a media company for publishing digital comics, animation, and games will showcase its productions at Comic-Con International: San Diego 2019. Comic-Con International: San Diego is one of the nation’s largest comic book, science fiction and pop culture events, and will take place on July 18 to 21 at the San Diego Convention Center […]

Free Comic Book Day At Oceanside Library

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OCEANSIDE–Comic book fans! The Oceanside Library will host Comic Book Day and give away free comic books for all ages on May 4. The library will host a green screen activity at Panels Comic Book Coffee Bar, 713 Mission Avenue in Oceanside, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. There will be a photo shoot and free […]

Oceanside Library Receive Grant For Autism-Friendly Program

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OCEANSIDE–The “Autism Welcome Here: Library Programs, Services and More” Grant Committee announced the Oceanside Public Library was one of two grant recipients this year. The Oceanside Public Library will receive $4,000 to support the “Autism-Friendly Lending Library and Family Events” program. This grant is sponsored by Libraries and Autism: We’re Connected and funded by the […]

Founding Toto Member Steve Lukather To Release First Memoir “The Gospel According To Luke”

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LOS ANGELES–To know Steve Lukather AKA: “Luke” is to love him, and readers of his upcoming memoir are about to get a no-holds barred uncensored look at Luke’s 40 plus years of making records with his band Toto along with the countless legendary sessions he’s been a part of. Written by Luke along with acclaimed […]

Gene Simmons’ 27: The Legend And Mythology Of The 27 Club, Out This October

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27: The Legend And Mythology Of The 27 Club, the inaugural release of the new Gene Simmons Book series, is Simmons’ witty, insightful, and no-BS take on the myth, and the actual people, that make up the “27 club”—the ground-breaking musicians, artists, and celebrities who died at the age of twenty-seven, frozen in the collective […]

One-On-One With Author Duchess Harris

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SAN DIEGO–In honor of Black History Month and Women’s History Month, the San Diego Public Library, University of San Diego and Friends of the Central Library co-hosted author, historian and professor Duchess Harris, JD, Ph.D, for two speaking engagements in San Diego. Harris is the granddaughter of Miriam Mann, the first black female mathematician who […]

National Museum of African American History and Culture Celebrates Black History Month 2018

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#BlackHistoryMonth Social Media Campaign Highlights Military History The Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History Culture honors Black History Month with a myriad of programs for the public and museum visitors. “Finding Common Ground” will be the feature event at the Rasmuson Theater of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian with museum directors […]

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