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Jeremee DeMoir owner of DeMoir Books & Things is the ultimate book-lover—he loves them so much, he made them his livelihood. Learn more about his
March 10, 2022
Jeremee DeMoir owner of DeMoir Books & Things is the ultimate book-lover—he loves them so much, he made them his livelihood. Learn more about his
From kitchens to cultural institutions, creative industries, and more, Black folks have been thriving in our city for centuries—and we want to keep it that way.
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As our partners at Give901 launched Project: Grizz Prep Reads, we heard about Jane Oliver, the book-loving literary leader at the Grizzlies Prep boys school
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The Importance of Having and Being a Mentor Mentors are important because they can provide you with knowledge and insight from the experiences they’ve been