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The Winter/Spring Edition of Intersections is Here

Learn how the redlining exhibit at Central Library is bringing the community together for discussion around racism and inequality in Winston-Salem neighborhoods. Hear how four local women find hope and healing in trying times. And learn what local author and journalist Phoebe Zerwick found when she re-examined the life of Darryl Hunt in "Beyond Innocence: The Life Sentence of Darryl Hunt." Plus, programs on everything from local authors to the underground railroad.

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Celebrating Sylvia Sprinkle Hamlin 1945-2022

This week we continue to celebrate the life of our former director Sylvia Sprinkle Hamlin. See a video produced by the City of Winston-Salem and an official resolution from the Black Caucus of the American Library Association commemorating her incredible life and achievements for literacy and the arts in our community.

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Fall Short Story Contest '21 Winners

After reading a lot of wonderful submissions, the judges of the Fall Short Story Contest have selected the cream of the crop. Please join us in congratulating the winners.

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"Undesign the Redline" Exhibit Looks at Racism Through Housing and Neighborhoods

Undesign the Redline, an interactive exhibit sponsored by The Winston-Salem Foundation, looks at the history of racism and inequality as it played out in neighborhoods, nationally and in Winston-Salem. Undesign the Redline will be on display through Monday, Feb. 28 during Central Library's operating hours. The exhibit was created by Designing the We.

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Get Lit Teen Book Club

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