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‘Thirty Girls’: What We Learned Later

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Diane Leach
/ 2 June 2015
Thirty Girls is an artful fictionalized account of the 1996 kidnapping of the St. Mary’s College schoolgirls of Aboke, Uganda.
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‘White Girls’: How Black Men and Women Have Confronted White Privilege

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Shyam K. Sriram
/ 26 December 2013
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The Convalescent

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Mike Pursley
/ 29 July 2009
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Wholphin No. 1: DVD Magazine of Unseen Things by McSweeney’s

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PopMatters Staff
/ 8 March 2006

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