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The Economist The concern now is whether, if she has lost her precious, private space, “Elena Ferrante” will ever write again
Elena Ferrante: unmasked?
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A journalist claims to have revealed the real Elena Ferrante—to readers’ fury
104 months ago
Slate.com "I suspect part of what’s going on, below the surface, is disappointment in who Ferrante has turned out to be."
Elena Ferrante’s “Unmasking” Wasn’t the End of the World
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This article originally appeared in the Cut. Elena Ferrante is no longer just Elena Ferrante. Now, as we learned over the weekend on the New York Revie ...
104 months ago
ClickHole Are you Mr(s). ROSA PARKS?
Please Confirm Identity, Mr(s). ROSA PARKS
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Hello. You have stated that you are Mr(s). ROSA PARKS. Please respond below to proceed.
112 months ago
CBS News Three years ago today, a commemorative Rosa Parks stamp went on sale — on what would have been Rosa Park's 100th birthday.
112 months ago
Getty Images Rosa Parks rides on a newly integrated bus following the Supreme Court ruling which ended a successful 381 day boycott of segregated buses.
Honoring Rosa Parks
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Rosa Parks' act of defiance became an important symbol of the Civil Rights Movement.
112 months ago
The Huffington Post "Auntie Rosa was willing to go to jail for her beliefs. These men hide behind guns." -- Sheila McCauley Keys, Rosa Parks' niece
10 Reasons The Oregon Militants Are Nothing Like Our Auntie Rosa Parks
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Auntie Rosa wanted to ensure the constitutional rights of all Americans. These men want public land turned over for private uses. Auntie Rosa was willing to go to jail for her beliefs. These men hide behind guns.
113 months ago
Salon "The real Rosa Parks is much more interesting than the legend..."
The amazing Rosa Parks story too few people still know
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We might think we know the Rosa Parks story, but the 60th anniversary of her heroism is a great time to learn more
114 months ago
Los Angeles Times When he asked Rosa Parks if she was going to stand up, she told him “no.”
He said he'd have her arrested. “You may do that,” she said.
Today marks 60 years since Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat
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Rosa Parks was a civil rights icon who set the wheels of justice in motion.
115 months ago
msnbc If Rosa Parks were still alive, what would she be saying now?
Rosa Parks' final lesson: Never stop fighting
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Rosa Parks’ post-Voting Rights Act work is a caution against the seductions of national celebrations and a reminder of our responsibility to the...
124 months ago
NBCBLK NBC News gives a sneak peak of a few items from The Rosa Parks Collection at The Library of Congress. The exhibit officially opens on February 4th, which is also Rosa Parks' 102nd birthday.
Rosa Parks Archive Reveals Personal Mementos of an Icon
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The Rosa Parks Collection at the Library of Congress will open formally to researchers on Feb. 4, on the birthday of the civil-rights icon.
125 months ago