Kaitlyn Greenidge
Features Director at Harper's Bazaar
Features Director @harpersbazaarus Author of "LIBERTIE” and We Love You, Charlie Freeman" (@algonquinbooks) https://t.co/wjqj6fVUWJ
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6 days ago |
harpersbazaar.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge
“How do you become a writer?” I taught creative writing, on and off, for almost two decades and this was the question at the heart of every class. Sometimes it was unspoken, and sometimes it was asked very loudly, but it was always there. With the children I taught, the six and seven year olds, the answer was simple. You became a writer by paying attention. You walked through the park and wrote down everything that you saw.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge
“How do you become a writer?” I taught creative writing, on and off, for almost two decades and this was the question at the heart of every class. Sometimes it was unspoken, and sometimes it was asked very loudly, but it was always there. With the children I taught, the six and seven year olds, the answer was simple. You became a writer by paying attention. You walked through the park and wrote down everything that you saw.
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2 weeks ago |
harpersbazaar.com | Ariana Marsh |Kaitlyn Greenidge
Exactly fifty years ago, on April 30, 1975, the Vietnam War—a nearly two-decade-long conflict—came to a definitive end with the fall of Saigon. As North Vietnamese forces took control of the South’s capital, the country was officially reunified under communist rule. In the aftermath, more than two million Vietnamese fled their homeland in search of safety and freedom, with nearly 760,000 resettling in the United States between 1975 and 2002.
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3 weeks ago |
harpersbazaar.com | Kaitlyn Greenidge
“My mom used to have this saying, ‘People can be pretty on the outside and raggedy as koshon guts on the inside,’” Tina Knowles pauses for a moment. “You know what koshon guts means?”We are talking over zoom on a March morning, in the weeks before the publication of her memoir, MATRIARCH. Through the screen, Knowles sits at a desk in an airy, modernist space..all skylights and angular bannisters, like the chicest of beach houses.
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2 months ago |
whatimreading.net | Phil Lewis |Kaitlyn Greenidge
For Harper’s BAZAAR, wrote about Howard University’s 100th homecoming celebration — and the model for the story is Anok Yai, who was discovered as a model at a past homecoming celebration at the Mecca. The beautiful photos and stylings are by Quentin De Briey and Yashua Simmons.
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