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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1992
Page
2
Ellen Goodman surveys the women’s movement in 1992, arguing that progress has stalled. She cites glass ceilings, dual pressures of work and family, and the gap between access to power and real systemic change, noting leadership has guarded gains rather than pushed transformation.
Theatre listings announce The Mysteries a pair of mystery plays The Passion shown tonight at Storre Theatre Decorah with tickets four dollars adults three dollars students free for Luther students with CAF Also listed lectures art and music events around the Iowa City Cedar Rapids area including Living History Black History performance Mostly Mozart and Maynard Ferguson concert along with civic meetings and recycling information
The Gazette notes grocery chains enter the credit card arena but independent stores have long offered the option. To learn if a specific store accepts credit cards for food, ask the shop directly.
Consumers may report unsafe consumer products or product related injuries to the U S Consumer Products Safety Commission via the toll free hot line at 1 800 638 2772 A teletypewriter for the hearing impaired is available at 1 800 638 8270
Wright helped shape a generation of black writers after Langston Hughes urged authentic experiences. Born 1908 on a Mississippi plantation, he drew on hardship to craft works like Uncle Tom’s Children (1938) published by the WPA Illinois Writers Project. He earned a best fiction award for his acclaimed writing.
A Gazette feature marks Black History Month noting Wright’s Native Son published in 1940 set in Chicago. It became a Book of the Month Club pick, was adapted for Broadway, and film with Wright in the lead. He moved to Paris after 1947 and died in 1960.
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