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Family. Okay. Well, im a flack for you have run a family you know thats what family to write that im just so honored to be in conversation with you tonight about this book. A writer so deeply and part of book for me was also trying to grow as a writer, to grow out of simply kind of an academically trained writer into a writer who was bringing in her own story, bringing in history, bringing in theory, and kind of melding into some kind of form that was legible and accountable to the communities i feel accountable to. And so your writing was so helpful in that process and thinking about what tha...

In 'Combee,' Edda Fields-Black pens history of Harriet Tubman's efforts in the Beaufort area of South Carolina during the Civil War and Port Royal Experiment.

Edda Fields-Black discusses her monumental and illuminating new book, "Combee: Harriet Tubman, the Combahee River Raid, and Black Freedom during the Civil War."

Three decades after the release of the film, a collective story of its making reveals Gump still looms large in the lives of the stars and the locals who helped turn a movie no one wanted into an Oscar-winning smash