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  • 1 week ago | harpersbazaar.in | Kaitlyn Greenidge

    The first two chapters of Sarah Wynn-Williams’s memoir, Careless People, an account of her time as head of global public policy for Meta (birth name: Facebook), are full of scenes of her excitedly telling anyone who will listen that the company is on track to “change the world.” At the start of the book, it is 2009 and Wynn-Williams is a New Zealand diplomat at the United Nations. She’s living in Washington, D.C., halfway around the world from her hometown of Christchurch.

  • 1 month ago | harpersbazaar.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge

    In Sarah Wynn-Williams’ memoir Careless People, an account of her time as head of global public policy for Meta (birth name: Facebook), the first two chapters are full of scenes of her excitedly telling anyone who will listen that the company is on track to “change the world.” At the start of the book, it is 2009 and Wynn-Williams is a New Zealand diplomat at the United Nations. She’s living in Washington, D.C., halfway around the world from her home town of Christchurch.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge

    In Sarah Wynn-Williams’ memoir Careless People, an account of her time as head of global public policy for Meta (birth name: Facebook), the first two chapters are full of scenes of her excitedly telling anyone who will listen that the company is on track to “change the world.” At the start of the book, it is 2009 and Wynn-Williams is a New Zealand diplomat at the United Nations. She’s living in Washington, D.C., halfway around the world from her home town of Christchurch.

  • 1 month ago | harpersbazaar.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge

    Part 1: Bling Changed My LifePart 2: A Secret HistoryPart 3: How to Sell a Black SatirePart 4: Confessions of a Black NovelistPart 1: Bling Changed My LifeThe first time I heard of Erica Kennedy, it was because of the cover of her blockbuster of a debut novel, Bling. In 2004, I had just graduated from college and still had the habit, developed in high school over many afternoons spent in school libraries, of reading nearly every entertainment magazine printed.

  • 1 month ago | yahoo.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge

    "Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."Part 1: Bling Changed My LifeThe first time I heard of Erica Kennedy, it was because of the cover of her blockbuster of a debut novel, Bling. In 2004, I had just graduated from college and still had the habit, developed in high school over many afternoons spent in school libraries, of reading nearly every entertainment magazine printed.

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