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SUMMARY:Diversity Book Club
LOCATION:Virtual\n<p>If you have any questions about the program or would 
 like to register\, which is limited to the first 20 people\, please contac
 t Bonnie Hershberg by May 30\, 2021 at&nbsp\;hersh3b@gmail.com.</p>
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 ns about the program or would like to register\, which is limited to the f
 irst 20 people\, please contact Bonnie Hershberg by May 30\, 2021 at&nbsp\
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a virtual discussion of  the gripping life story o
 f the great war correspondent Marie Colvin..\nhttps://alexandria.libnet.in
 fo/event/5130373
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Marie Colvin was glamorous\, hard-drinking
 \, braver than the boys\, with a troubled and rackety personal life. With 
 fierce compassion and honesty\, she reported from the most dangerous place
 s in the world\, fractured by conflict and genocide\, going in further and
  staying longer than anyone else. In Sri Lanka in 2001\, Marie was hit by 
 a grenade and lost the sight in her left eye - resulting in her trademark 
 eye patch - and in 2012 she was killed in Syria. Like her hero\, the legen
 dary reporter Martha Gellhorn\, she sought to bear witness to the horrifyi
 ng truths of war\, to write &lsquo\;the first draft of history&rsquo\; and
  crucially to shine a light on the suffering of ordinary people. Written b
 y fellow foreign correspondent Lindsey Hilsum\, this is the story of the m
 ost daring war reporter of her age. Drawing on unpublished diaries and not
 ebooks\, and interviews with Marie&rsquo\;s friends\, family and colleague
 s\,&nbsp\;In Extremis&nbsp\;is the story of our turbulent age\, and the li
 fe of a woman who defied convention.</p>\n<p>The Diversity Book Club is ho
 sted monthly by AAUW Alexandria / Women Building Cross-Cultural Friendship
 s (WBCCF) and co-sponsored by the Alexandria Burke Branch Library.</p>\n<p
 >WBCCF's goal is to give women the opportunity in a diverse and inclusive 
 group to enrich their own lives through these relationships and help ampli
 fy the voices of all women in our community. WBCCF&nbsp\;believes that the
  opportunity to come together to explore issues of race\, religion\, ethni
 city\, etc. through well-chosen books will not only further our individual
  learning but also create a setting in which we might ultimately decide on
  a community undertaking with wider implications.</p>\n<p>The Diversity Bo
 ok Club meets on the second Monday of each month at 7:00 PM.&nbsp\;</p>\n<
 p>A zoom account is not required to join\, but a microphone is! Most mobil
 e devices have microphones installed. If you're using a desk top\, most we
 bcams also have microphones built in.</p>\n<p>If you have any questions ab
 out the program or would like to register\, which is limited to the first 
 20 people\, please contact Bonnie Hershberg by May 30\, 2021 at&nbsp\;hers
 h3b@gmail.com.</p>\nhttps://alexandria.libnet.info/event/5130373
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