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P&P Live! and DC Public Library Present Cheryl and Wade Hudson | THE TALK

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November 15, 2020

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A thoughtful and necessary anthology for our times, The Talk: Conversations about Race, Love & Truth is not a single story but a powerful collection of letters, memories, and life lessons from a diverse company of authors and illustrators gathered by editors Wade Hudson and Cheryl Willis Hudson. The grayscale illustrations reflect the tone of the book—dark and light with a spectrum of hope shining through the pain. A must-read for all families.

Cheryl Willis Hudson and Wade Hudson are authors and co-founders of Just Us Books, Inc, an independent company that focuses on Black interest books for young people. They have published over thirty books, including We Rise, We Resist, We Raise Our Voice and The Talk: Conversations about Race, Love & Truth.

A family event in partnership with the DC Public Library. Wendy Lukehart, Youth Collections Specialist for DC Public Library, will moderate the discussion.

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