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  • Exclusive Interview: “Racism Didn’t Die in the 1960’s” – Shirley Aaron Tells MNI Alive Why

    August 11, 2016 | Press

  • Is racism dead? Is Donald Trump a racist? In America a racist country? Are the racists of the 60s and 70s who were in hiding now emboldened by the recent political rhetoric to now overtly show their racism and their hate? How do we move on as a society from all this racial turmoil?

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    Shirley A. Aaron is a retired Alabama English teacher and a Georgia media specialist, with forty-two years of experience in education. She didn’t attend college until her son and daughter were born. Teaching allowed her to present to her students important values through literature. She has published a book of poetry, DROPS OF LIGHT, and has recently completed a second novel, SWEET TEA WITH LEMON, which deals with friendship, cancer, and drug addiction.

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