2016-02-13: Sheer Good Fortune (part 1)
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2016-02-13: Sheer Good Fortune (part 1)
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Sheer Good Fortune
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Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison was born Chloe Wofford in 1931. She was 39 when she published her first novel about a black girl's painful coming of age in a white society. The Bluest Eye and many subsequent works have earned Morrison the highest accolades in literature and established her as one of America's leading fiction writers. Nikki Giovanni and Joanne Gabbin paid tribute to Morrison with an extravaganza at Virginia Tech that included nationally renowned writers, singers, and poets, including Maya Angelou. With Good Reason interviewed Morrison and shares highlights from the night of tributes.
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Other (oth): Nikki Giovanni (Virginia Tech)
Other (oth): Joanne Gabbin (James Madison University)
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With Good Reason 2016-02-13, Sheer Good Fortune
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