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bell hooks (uncapitalized intentionally) is the pen name of social and feminist activist and author Gloria Jean Watkins.
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bell hooks Reading and Booksigning bell hooks , Belonging: A Culture of Place. Author and activist bell hooks comes to Malaprop’s to read and present her book, Belonging: A Culture of Place, in which this noted social critic examines the ideas of land ownership, home, and community by exploring her own past as well as the history of gender and racial politics. hooks is a store and community favorite, and her brilliant writing encompasses all genres, from scholarly articles to poetry to critical essays. (booksense)… (more)
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