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Winsome Bingham Writes for the Child She Once Was and the Children Who Came After

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The award-winning children's book author says she writes “so erasure will not be the foundation of African American storytelling.”
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Winsome Bingham Writes for the Child She Once Was and the Children Who Came After

The award-winning children's book author says she writes “so erasure will not be the foundation of African American storytelling.”

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The Click broke the news on Tuesday, August 25, 2026.
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