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Natalie Wexler
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Despite our Mayor’s slogan of “One City,” Washington, D.C., often feels like at least two cities. Gentrification has brought people of different classes and races closer together than they were a generation ago, at least geographically, but it’s no secret that there’s still a huge divide between Upper Northwest (where, as the title of this blog indicates, I live) and Southeast, or even Northeas...
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The Mother-Daughter Show
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A More Obedient Wife: A Novel of the Early Supreme Court
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The Bee Eater: Michelle Rhee Takes on the Nation's Worst School District
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Learning to Stand & Speak: Women, Education, and Public Life in America's Republic
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“For is not a Book the most reliable of Companions--and generally among the most stimulating as well? No need to worry about amusing or pleasing or making a good impression on a Book, when its only purpose is to entertain and, perhaps, instruct. And if it should fail in that purpose, one can merely return it to its shelf, without so much as a by-your-leave and no occasion for anxiety about its wounded Pride, either.”
― Natalie Wexler
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