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Eisa Nefertari Ulen

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November 1, 2006January 29, 2019 webadmin

My good friend, Cornelius Bates, with a new friend. 🙂

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Crystelle Mourning by Eisa Ulen
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Crystelle Mourning Synopsis

With her well-employed fiancé and a comfortable life in New York City, Crystelle has a life most young professionals would envy. She has come a long way from the rough Philadelphia neighborhood where she grew...

Praise for Crystelle Mourning

“Affirms faith in the enduring power of young love. Welcome Eisa Ulen.” ~ Elizabeth Nunez, author of Prospero’s Daughter and Bruised Hibiscus “Lovely and earth scorching.” ~ Tayari Jones, author of Leaving Atlanta and Silver...

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Eisa Nefertari Ulen

Author, Journalist, Essayist
Brooklyn, New York

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Part I: American Promise and 180 Days, Two Films that Examine Race and Class in American Schools

This post original appeared on TheRootDC.com: Posted at 08:00 AM ET, 03/22/2013 ‘180 Days? and ?American Promise?: Two films that show racial and financial disparities in America?s school systemsBy Eisa Nefertari Ulen Two films scheduled... Read more →

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