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Join us for a thoughtful and lively discus sion of The Color Purple\, a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel that ex plores identity\, resilience\, and the transformative power of love and se lf-expression.

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More about The Color Purple by Alice Walker:

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The \;Color \;Purple  \;depicts the lives of African American women in early twentieth-cent ury rural Georgia. Separated as girls\, sisters Celie and Nettie sustain t heir loyalty to and hope in each other across time\, distance\, and silenc e. Through a series of letters spanning twenty years\, first from Celie to God\, then from the sisters to each other\, the novel draws readers into the experiences of Celie\, Nettie\, Shug Avery\, and Sofia.

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Alice Walker is an American novelist\, short story writer\, poe t\, and social activist. In 1982\, she became the first African-American w oman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction\, which she was awarded for her novel The Color Purple.

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