Gary Norris The Grayline May 8, 2007

Join us as author Gary Norris discusses his new book, The Grayline, a short history chronicling the lives of disabled Black Americans coping with the politics and attitudes of the non-disabled world. Norris will be accompanied by fellow authors Frank A. Jones, What Have We Done, Leroy F. Moore, A Black Disabled Male with A Bad Attitude and High IQ, and Frank Williams, Knowledge in Poetic Views.

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