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She joined the movement at 44 and helped secure the Voting Rights Act of 1965
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How an influential, vital artist was reduced to a passive pile of ruffles in the cultural consciousness
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Sarah MacLean launches her latest series with the scandalous Sesily Talbot in Bombshell
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Before YA was overtaken by vampires and dystopias, Louise Rennison's heroine navigated typical adolescence
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In her new memoir, the tennis star writes candidly about abortion, feminism, and equal pay
Anneliese M. Bruner speaks about the atrocities her great-grandmother, journalist Mary E. Jones Parrish, experienced…
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In an interview, the actor opens up about her new MeToo-inspired memoir, The Great Peace, and the abuse she writes…
In her new book "America on Fire," Hinton chronicles decades of Black protest, from 1960s Harlem all the way to…