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We Need to Pay Attention to Organizations Shutting Down ICE – ZORA Magazine
Homage to the Memories of a Mother – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Artfully Done – Khabar Magazine

The Latest Transit Ban Bars Migrants Seeking Asylum – ZORA magazine
Voter Intimidation is a real threat to the 2020 Race – ZORA magazine
Tulsi Gabbard isn’t as progressive as she claims to be – ZORA Magazine

The Sweeping Expansion of an Old Rule Has Bias Written All Over It – ZORA Magazine
Talking about ‘How to Be an Antiracist’ and more – Newsday
Why Asian Americans are the least likely to fill out the census – ZORA magazine
Protecting Voting Rights Is the Hot Topic Too Few People Are Talking About – ZORA Magazine
The Voice of a Generation – Khabar Magazine
The Racialization of “Radical” – ZORA Magazine
How We Can Stop the Rise of ICE Raids – ZORA Magazine
The ICE Raid Warnings Prove Trump’s Real Goal Is to Terrorize Immigrants – Bustle
When You Were Mine – The Sunlight Press
In West Mills’ unspools long-held secrets in rural North Carolina — Atlanta Journal-Constitution
In Mary Miller’s ‘Biloxi,’ a divorced retiree finds a way forward — Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Laila Lalami: Home Is An In-Between World – Guernica
Governor Kemp Is Turning Georgia into Gilead – Dame Magazine
Routine – Verve Magazine
An Incident in Atlanta – Khabar

Suspect – New Southern Fugitives

Prison sentence ruptures a family in debut novel – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Anjali Enjeti on Erika Meitner – Literary Hub
Q&A With Kamil Ahsan — Editor of Barrelhouse Magazine’s Desi ‘Road Trips’ Issue — The Aerogram
‘Savage Conversations’ by LeAnne Howe – Star Tribune
Civil rights leader was mole for the Feds – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Now You See Me: Three Asian American Poets on Visibility – The Georgia Review
Reckoning with Georgia’s Increasing Suppression of Asian American Voters – Longreads
America wrote to Obama about their hardships — and the president wrote back – Washington Post
All the Rage That’s Fit to Print: Four Books on Female Fury – Rewire News
Glory Edim, founder of Well-Read Black Girl Instagram account and book club, discusses anthology, festival – Newsday
Survival of the fittest – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Review: ‘All You Can Ever Know’ by Nicole Chung – Star Tribune
America Ferrera Talks about new book, ‘American Like Me’ – Newsday
Small town quakes in the wake of tragedy – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Little Yellow Sanctuary in the Shadow of ICE – The Nation
Jennifer Baker Is Shining a Light on Everyday Stories – Shondaland
A State of Captivity: Immigrants Detained Repeatedly for Old Crimes – Guernica
The last slave – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Real-life girl’s courage inspired Aisha Saeed’s sophomore novel – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Aging and dying the old-fashioned way – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Review: ‘Chemistry’ by Weike Wang – Star Tribune
The Book I Kept for the Cover – The Paris Review
Rise of the Resistance – Khabar Magazine
It’s time to diversify and decolonise our school’s reading lists – Al Jazeera
Race isn’t always going to look like racism – Atlanta Magazine
Twin brothers come of age on the Gulf coast – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
30 Books in 30 Days: The Best We Could Do – Literary Hub
Seeking Refuge – The Georgia Review
30 Books in 30 Days: The Ministry of Utmost Happiness – Literary Hub
Unsolved Murder in Jim Crow South – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
The Heart Is a Shifting Sea – Star Tribune
A fractured love story — Atlanta Journal-Constitution
‘I Might as Well Start a Fire:’ Author and ‘Internet Yeller’ on Talking About Race – Rewire News
Dissecting the Anatomy of an Affair – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Soak the Beans – Gravy
Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
An Open Letter to White People in Need of a Token Brown Person – McSweeney’s Internet Tendency
The subtle xenophobia of asking ‘Where are you from?’ – The Week
‘Nasty Women’ Essay Collection Chucks Pantsuits for a More Inclusive Outfit – Rewire
Why I’m Still Trying to Get a Book Deal After 10 Years – The Atlantic
Distraught Teens, Deceitful Adults Orbit Space Coast – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
On Taking the Plunge into Writing Again After Having Children – Brevity
Road trip heals mother, comforts child – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Poet ponders life on the brink of death – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Review: ‘Guidebook to Relative Strangers,’ by Camille T. Dungy – Star Tribune
A Map for Roadkill – Lunch Ticket
Teen angst, adult indiscretions fester in ‘Strangers to Temptation’ – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Getting Lost in Language: An Tran on His Debut Collection, Meditations on the Mother Tongue – Brooklyn Magazine
Can protest art survive and thrive during a Trump presidency? – Pacific Standard
You Look Like Your Daddy – Hippocampus

Cincinnati Suburb Unites Around Neighbor Accused of Terrorist Ties – 500 Pen

Deadly allergy complicates courtship in ‘Close Enough to Touch’
Mystery behind teen’s disappearance cleaves community in Sycamore – Atlanta Journal Constitution
The Life and Legacy of Bharati Mukherjee – The Literary Hub

‘Barrowfields’ rues the legacy of family tragedies – Atlanta Journal-Constitution

How Lifetime’s Forgotten TV Series ‘Any Day Now’ Confronted Racism – VICE
Alias and Dal Done – Change Seven
Drinking Chai to Savannah – Longreads
A Hasty Marriage Unravels in Civil War era ‘The Second Mrs. Hockaday’ – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Post-election coverage largely erases voices of those most at risk – All Digitocracy

White authors are still writing racist books because white critics won’t call them out – Quartz

Jose Antonio Vargas talks citizenship for undocumented residents in a Trump World – Splinter
Roxane Gay on Trump: ‘I wish this was a nightmare and we could wake up’ – Splinter
A Survivor’s Guilt: John Edgar Wideman Ruminates on ‘Louis Till File’ in New Book – Rewire

Review: ‘They Can’t Kill Us All,’ by Wesley Lowery – Star Tribune
This Food truck Serves Up Gourmet Fare and Drinks — And Refugee Jobs – NPR

Un/Masked: A Q & A with Donna Kaz, A Guerilla Girl on Tour – Rewire News
Author Jennifer Weiner Tackles Sexism and Self-Doubt in New Memoir – Rewire

Black Women Celebrated as Heroes of the Space Race in ‘Hidden Figures’ – Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Interview: Sow the Seeds with Ann Patchett – Google Books

Reading the Partition of India – The Literary Hub
REVIEW: ‘Homegoing,’ by Yaa Gyasi – Star Tribune

Do Americans Hate Foreign Fiction? – The Literary Hub

The Lynching: The Epic Courtroom Battle That Brought Down the Klan – Atlanta Journal-Constitut
One Woman’s Quest to Record the History of the 1947 Partition – NBC

Returning to the Real India Khabar Magazine

Blueprint for a Baby – Atlanta Magazine
Borderline – Prime Number Magazine
An Open Letter to 40-Something Women from Your Skinny Jeans – Scary Mommy

The Long and Short of It – Khabar
Nicki Salcedo’s popular “Decaturish” columns sampled in new book “Intersections” – ArtsATL

Under the Udala Trees by Chinelo Okparanta review – The Guardian
Jenny Yang: when you’re a little immigrant Asian girl in America, no one tells you to be a comedian – The Guardian

Preview: Decatur Book Fest marks 10 years of celebrating book for every kind of reader – ArtsATL

D’Lo: ‘I came out three times — as gay, as having a girlfriend and as trans’ – The Guardian
Kristina Wong: Pushing the envelope on race, rights and America – The Guardian

Generation X’s Parenting Problem – Huffington Post
Why Are We Letting Microsoft Guesstimate Our Age? – Dame

Sally Kilpatrick on Sweet/Saucy Debut Novel, “The Happy Hour Choir” – ArtsATL
When a Person of Color Tells You About Their Racist Experiences, Don’t Respond Like This – Splinter

Identity Lost and Found – Atlanta Journal Constitution
Finding minority writers isn’t ‘racial nepotism.’ – The Guardian

Ghosts of White People Past: Witnessing White Flight in an Asian Ethnoburb – Pacific Standard
How a puppy reminded us what it means to be a family – The Washington Post

6 Lesser-Known Starbucks Hashtag Movements – Scary Mommy
A New Name for the Selma Bridge Is Long Overdue – Huffington Post

Even Our Online Activism Is Affected by Race – Alternet
How to Go Clubbing When You’re 40 – Scary Mommy

My auntie, Rosa Parks – The Guardian
I was a born-again Yankee – until the deep south called me back – The Guardian

My New Year’s Internet Resolutions – McSweeney’s
Three Girls? ‘I Feel Sorry for Their Father’ – The New York Times

Book Fest: Fate of Holocaust plunder pivot of Ayelet Waldman’s “Love and Treasure” – ArtsATL
Interview: Poet and Pioneer – Khabar

Q&A: Anna Quindlen on women writers, creativity and new novel, “Still Life with Bread Crumbs” – ArtsATL
Q&A’s Jodi Picoult’s interest in elephant’s emotions propelled “Leaving Time” – ArtsATL

The Rumpus Interview with Julie Schumacher – The Rumpus
Civil Disobedience – LA Review of Books

Ship of Fools: On Laila Lalami’s The Moor’s Account – The Millions
Bad Feminist by Roxane Gay Review – Paste Magazine

Mixing Colors – Huffington Post

Subterranean Lives – Los Angeles Review of Books

The Last 13 Feminist Bookstores in the U.S. and Canada – Paste Magazine

15 Short Story Collections for the Novels-Only Reader – Paste Magazine

New director Elizabeth Wylie has grand plans for Andalusia, Georgia author Flannery O’Connor’s home and history site – ArtsATL
8 Great YA Novels Featuring South Asian Protagonists – Paste Magazine
Atlanta authors Jessica Handler (“Braving the Fire”), Kate Sweeney (“American Afterlife”) explore loss, grief, healing – ArtsATL
Jonathan Zufi captures Apple’s evolution in ICONIC, an encyclopedic picture book – ArtsAT
Atlanta institutions build archives of LGBTQ culture, politics, history – ArtsATL
The Safety Net – Full Grown People
Cease, Cows – Revenge of the Sati Bride
Decatur Book Festival: Bettina Love, Randall Kennedy will focus on hip-hop, affirmative action – ArtsATL
30 Under 30: Laura Relyea vouches for great books, spreads the love with contagious enthusiasm – ArtsATL
Atlanta writers find welcoming community, eager readers as city makes mark on literary map – ArtsATL
Metro Atlanta Club is built on unusual mix: Women, books and guns – ArtsATL
Getting by with a little help from my (Facebook) friend: Writers, readers, and social media – ArtsATL
A Different World: No Longer Brown in White America – InCulture Parent
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