Jane Goodall
In 1999, Jane Goodall spoke with Fresh Air about her book "Reason for Hope: A Spiritual Journey", which detailed her beliefs in science and faith.
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Raymond Andrews' Early Sharecropping Life
The African American novelist's books include Appalachee Red, which won the James Baldwin Prize for Fiction, Rosiebelle Lee Wildcat Tennessee, and Baby Sweets. He's just published a memoir, The Last Radio Baby, about growing up the fourth of ten childen in a sharecropper family in rural Georgia.
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