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Dear Sidwell Friends Community, Politics & Prose Bookstore and Sidwell Friends School are pleased to announce a special event with author, social critic, comedian, director of digital at The Onion and Sidwell Friends alum, Baratunde Thurston '95. He will speak about his new book, How to Be Black, on Thursday, March 8 at 7 pm in the Robert L Smith Quaker Meeting House. This event marks the beginning of a new event partnership between Politics & Prose and Sidwell that aims to bring a variety of authors and speakers to the school's main campus on Wisconsin Avenue for events of interest to the wider community. Baratunde is a brilliant, funny, and provocative speaker who grew up in Washington, DC. His insights into race, politics, technology, and modern culture have inspired, cajoled, and entertained audiences around the world. Thurston is a frequent commentator on network news programs and a contributor to many magazines and on-line publications. He has also participated in the annual SFS Variety Show for the past 7 years. Doors will open at 6 pm. Please RSVP Adrianne Isaacs at isaacsa@sidwell.edu if you plan to attend. Cindy Sealls Sr. Executive Assistant to the Head of School Sidwell Friends School 3825 Wisconsin Avenue NW Washington DC 20016 202-537-8100
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