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Ali Kamanda ’00 (left) and Jorge Redmond ’00 wrote a book to inspire Black boys. (Photo: Jorge Redmond ’00)
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9.15.23 | Books, Carolina Alumni Review, What We Do
Out of Anger, Frustration — Hope
The students filing into the library at Carrington Middle School in Durham weren’t sure what to expect as they took their seats on a bright February morning. Most of them had never met a published author before, let alone attended a public…
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5.13.22
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From the Sublime to the Horrific
Berkley Hudson ’03 (PhD) was obsessed with preserving decades-old photographs that uncovered the truth about his hometown. Now they’re part of UNC’s Southern Historical Collection. by Janine Latus This is a story of two… read more
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7.2.19
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Torture: Bad Apples Versus Systemic Abuse
Fitzhugh Brundage set out to answer a caustic question: How do Americans talk about torture? His book became a finalist for the 2019 Pulitzer Prize in history. read more
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1.9.19
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In the Footsteps of Marco Polo: Mars Isn’t Ready for Kate Harris
Kate Harris ’05 has traveled just about everywhere but Mars in the years since her graduation. read more
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