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DESCRIPTION:Sarah Raughley in conversation with Ainara Alleyne. .\nhttps:/
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Sarah Raughley is the author of <em>The Bo
 nes of Ruin</em> and the <em>Effigies</em> series. Sarah works in the comm
 unity doing writing workshops for youths and adults. With a PhD in English
 \, her research concerns representations of race and gender in popular med
 ia culture\, youth culture\, and post-colonialism.</p>\n<p>Sarah will be i
 nterviewed by Ainara Alleyne. Ainara is a 13-year-old host\, co-creator\, 
 co-writer\, and executive producer of the new TVO Kids series&nbsp\;Ainara
 's Bookshelf\,&nbsp\;which brings a world of diverse books to tween audien
 ces\, Ainara's Instagram page @ainarasbookshelf inspired the show. Her mis
 sion is to highlight books for young people whose authors and main charact
 ers are from Black\, Indigenous\, people of colour\, differently abled and
  other underrepresented communities.</p>\nhttps://hpl.libnet.info/event/78
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