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A small, wooden box painted red holds books open to anyone. Photo shows someone holding up a book in front of the collection of books in the library called "Juneteenth for Mazie" by Floyd Cooper.

Brookline nonprofit fills Little Free Libraries with diverse stories

Brookline for Racial Justice and Equity hopes the stories will inspire empathy and reconnect people with the joy of reading.
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Annie and the Fur Trappers

Annie Linders on trad-jazz, Lindy Hop, and bike polo

Annie and the Fur Trappers headline the Bay State Hot Jazz Festival in Medford this weekend. Their front woman spoke to GBH Music about the magic of ‘20s jazz, and what to expect at the free festival.
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  • Paul McCartney has released McCartney III, the latest in a trilogy of solo recordings that stretches back to 1970.

    On 'McCartney III,' Paul McCartney Is A One-Man Show Again

    Back in 1970, as the book was closing on The Beatles' time together, Paul McCartney came out with a release that established him as an artist in his own…
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    Beyond The Page: Reading Selections From Author Emily Gray Tedrowe

    Each month, Beyond The Page: A WGBH Book Club features a notable author, who takes part in a live Q&A with a WGBH personality to discuss the intricacies of that month's novel. With each monthly book selection, we also ask the author for a list of reading recommendations. For its December edition, Beyond The Page selected Emily Gray Tedrowe's "The Talented Miss Farwell," an electrifying page-turner of greed and obsession, survival and self-invention that is a piercing character study of one unforgettable female con artist.
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  • August Wilson at the U.S. Comedy Arts Festival in Aspen, Co., 2004.

    'Ma Rainey's Black Bottom' Shines A Light On August Wilson's Vision

    Ma Rainey's Black Bottom was August Wilson's first Broadway hit — and a preamble to his cycle of award-winning plays about the African-American Experience…
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