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Black History Month Book Club: This is My America

The UWF Libraries and Office of Equity and Inclusion have partnered on a book club selection for Black History Month. Join us to discuss every Tuesday in February.

About the Author

Kim Johnson updates (@KCjohnsonwrites) / Twitter 

"Kim Johnson held leadership positions in social justice organizations as a teen and in college. She’s now a college administrator who maintains civic engagement throughout the community while also mentoring Black student activists and leaders. She is also the graduate advisor and member of an historically Black sorority. This Is My America is her debut novel and explores racial injustice against innocent black men who are criminally sentenced and the families left behind to pick up the pieces. She holds degrees from the University of Oregon and the University of Maryland, College Park.     

This Is My America is her bestselling novel that explores racial injustice against innocent Black men who are criminally sentenced and the families left behind to pick up the pieces. She is an award-winning novelist, with 2021 accolades that include the Pacific Northwest Book Award and Malka Penn Human Rights Award for Children's Literature. 

She holds degrees from the University of Oregon and the University of Maryland, College Park."

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