In the pop culture age of Beyonce, Taylor Swift,
Admiral Michelle Howard, U.S. Army Rangers Capt. Kristen Griest & 1st
Lt. Shaye Haver, Ashley Nell Tipton, robust engagement and growth of the
members in the Society of Women Engineers, and more female college undergrads
than male in the U.S. and many other countries, why are women still judged
according to their relationship status, physical appearance and body weight
more than for their intelligence and accomplishments?
Educator, poet, short story author, mindfulness guide and now the moniker of memoirist has been added to the long list of creative accomplishments earned by Poet Laureate of The Write Women Book Fest Aressa V. Williams. She was born and raised in the vibrant community of Washington, D.C.'s Northeast neighborhood of Deanwood. Her Memoir evokes the nostalgia, challenges, victories, heartaches and joys of her life that connect with readers across generations and locations. [photo credit: H.L. Brooks; image: two paperback ARCs of In Deanwood, A Memoir by Aressa Verdell Williams arranged on a tabletop; cover art of a sepia toned two-story colonial house with four columns - two on each side of the front door] The ebook is currently available with print copies coming soon! https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/in-deanwood-aressa-verdell-williams/1147594007 Just under 3 weeks before day one of The Write Women Book Fest and we've finished decorating t-shirts for our aw...
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