Mahogany Browne, the author of “Black Girl Magic” and “Chlorine Sky,” will develop in-person and virtual programming from July to September at the performing-arts center.
Source: New York Times
Lincoln Center Names Mahogany L. Browne Its First Poet in Residence
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