Read in Color
Clip: Season 49 Episode 36 | 9m 40sVideo has Closed Captions
Read in Color | Episode 4936/Segment 1
The Little Free Library has launched its “Read in Color” initiative in Detroit neighborhoods with the help of a community partner, “Brilliant Detroit.” Hundreds of books that promote racial and social justice and give voice to bipoc and lgbtq communities will be distributed in book-sharing boxes at fourteen locations across the city. Episode 4936/Segment 1
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Read in Color
Clip: Season 49 Episode 36 | 9m 40sVideo has Closed Captions
The Little Free Library has launched its “Read in Color” initiative in Detroit neighborhoods with the help of a community partner, “Brilliant Detroit.” Hundreds of books that promote racial and social justice and give voice to bipoc and lgbtq communities will be distributed in book-sharing boxes at fourteen locations across the city. Episode 4936/Segment 1
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