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SUMMARY:TALK Book Discussion    
LOCATION:Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library\nTopeka and Shawnee Coun
 ty Public Library
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DESCRIPTION:TALK immerses you in powerful stories & new perspectives. Disc
 uss with open-minded group in person or virtually (register for link). Spo
 nsored by Humanities Kansas. Need a book? Email talk@tscpl.org..\nhttps://
 tscpl.libnet.info/event/10001211
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Our TALK Book Discussion group meets on th
 e third Wednesday of each month. In February we'll discuss <em>The Learnin
 g Tree</em> by Gordon Parks.&nbsp\;Email Miranda at&nbsp\;talk@tscpl.org&n
 bsp\;to sign out a copy of the book or for more information. Register for 
 Zoom link\, or attend in person at the library.</p>\n<p>Attend our event "
 <a href="https://events.tscpl.org/event/9914330" target="_blank" rel="noop
 ener">Learning from Gordon Parks</a>" on 2/27 at 7pm to learn more about t
 he author and enrich your appreciation of his work. African American autho
 r\, photographer and filmmaker&nbsp\;Gordon&nbsp\;Parks&nbsp\;was well kno
 wn for his documentation of American life and culture. Born in Fort Scott\
 , Kansas\, in 1912\, he is one of the most esteemed image makers of all ti
 me. In this presentation\, photographer Ann Dean discusses the impact and 
 inspiration found in&nbsp\;Parks&rsquo\;s books:&nbsp\;<em>The Learning Tr
 ee</em>\,&nbsp\;<em>A Choice of Weapons</em>&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;<em>Half Past
  Autumn</em>. These books help illustrate&nbsp\;Parks&rsquo\;s mother&rsqu
 o\;s teachings centered in love\, dignity and hard work\, and provide a st
 arting point to talk about his struggles\, choices and triumphs &ndash\; a
 ll great life lessons for those searching to find their way in this compli
 cated world. Sponsored by Humanities Kansas.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://tscpl.l
 ibnet.info/event/10001211
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