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To date, the District has received only one formal challenge and followed the Board policy concerning such requests.' 'The event was not canceled it was postponed. 'Katy ISD library books are routinely reviewed through this process and the District encourages parents to do so,' the representative said in statement.

NNx8FvF2lF- Jerry Craft September 29, 2021ДЄ school district spokeswoman said that Craft's appearance can be rescheduled and that his books have been 'temporarily' removed as the district reviews them in the next 15 days. Getting in touch: VoyageHouston is built on recommendations from the community itвЂ™s how we uncover hidden gems, so if you know someone who deserves recognition please let us know here.? Apparently IвЂ™m teaching critical race theory.

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(The pricing is lower during early and standard registration which ends May 31st).

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The Full Festival Package, which includes four special events and four meals, is only $85.One of the books was co-authored with my daughter, who is a senior at North Carolina Central University, so we were both nominees and were able to share the experience at the NAACP Image Award festivities. For me personally, one of my proudest moments was being nominated twice (in two consecutive years, 20) for an NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Literary Work for two books I have written. It is difficult to pinpoint one single moment that was the proudest for our company because there have been many. What moment in your career do you look back most fondly on? What sets us apart is the high quality of service we provide, our customer service, and accessibility.

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Many similar companies have come and gone, but we are still here providing professional services to the African American market. We are most proud of our consistency over the years. Now our business is 80% marketing (including NBBF) and only 20% retail.Д¬ and/or its founders have been featured in Ebony, Essence, Black Enterprise, Entrepreneur, and the Houston Chronicle. The National Black Book Festival came to fruition as a result of the same requests by authors for exposure to the public. We initially were 100% retail but, as the business evolved, more and more authors requested marketing services. Our company was launched in December 1998 and we have revised our business model over the years.

We provide marketing programs for authors to reach the African American audience cost-effectively. National Black Book Festival вЂ“ what should we know? What do you guys do best? What sets you apart from the competition?Д¬, which sponsors the National Black Book Festival, specializes in marketing and retailing African-American literature. Getting the word out cost effectively has been our biggest challenge, but social media has been very helpful in that regard. Great, so letвЂ™s dig a little deeper into the story вЂ“ has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges youвЂ™ve had to overcome?ДЄs with any endeavor, every year we learn from our challenges and improve for the next year. The 2017 Festival is our 10th anniversary. There are also four special events which are ticketed where food is served and most of the networking takes place.

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General admission is free and includes author exhibits, featured author sessions, and workshops. The Festival attracts more than 100 authors from around the country, and features most of the best-selling African American authors in the nation. NBBF is held in late October every year and, for the last five years, the venue has been Fallbrook Church in Northwest Houston. With the closing of most black bookstores around the country, opportunities for literary exchange among black authors, publishers, and readers has become more and more essential. The National Black Book Festival was started as a result of the our interaction with African-American authors and publishers who were looking for additional ways to reach their reading audience. was founded in 1998 by local entrepreneurs, Willie Richardson and myself. The National Black Book Festival (NBBF) was started in 2007 and is sponsored by, a Houston-based company that specializes in marketing and retailing African-American literature. Today weвЂ™d like to introduce you to Gwen Richardson.

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