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EPISODE · Jul 5, 2023 · 18 MIN

Josan Wright Callender - Making Do

from San Diego Syndicated

Author Josan Wright Callender discusses her realistic historical fiction book, "Making Do: Growing Up Colored in the Jim Crow South." 

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Author Josan Wright Callender discusses her realistic historical fiction book, "Making Do: Growing Up Colored in the Jim Crow South."

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Author Josan Wright Callender discusses her realistic historical fiction book, "Making Do: Growing Up Colored in the Jim Crow South." 

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