[Yale-readings] Emily Bernard: 2-8 / 5:00 PM

[Kuhl, Nancy]

FRANCIS CONVERSATIONS WITH WRITERS Co-sponsored by the Beinecke Library and the Yale English Department's Initiative on Literature and Racial Justice

 EMILY BERNARD

 INTRODUCED BY ANNE FADIMAN, FRANCIS WRITER IN RESIDENCE

 Emily Bernard is the author of Black Is the Body, a prizewinning collection of deeply personal essays that has been called "riveting," "unflinchingly honest," and "life-changing." Her best-known essay, "Teaching the N-Word," has been read in schools and colleges across the United States.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8 / 5:00 PM

BEINECKE LIBRARY MEZZANINE


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