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O's Little Book of Love & Friendship | O, The Oprah Magazine
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Meh! Was hoping for a little bit more. #NonFictionChallenge21 #AboutFriendship

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All the Young Men | Ruth Coker Burks, Kevin Carr O'Leary
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Ruth Coker Burks is the kind of woman who ran towards a problem that no one else wanted to help with. In the early days of the AIDS crisis she helped the young gay men who had no one else. The book is simultaneously hopeful and heartbreaking. You‘ll find parallels between the epidemic of AIDS and today‘s pandemic—and many differences. Burks is definitely a quiet hero.

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