August 9, 2020

‘Dosas’ and ‘In the Old Days’

Have you ever faced unrequited love? 💕 Watch as author Edwidge Danticat speaks to the themes of the first two stories of “Everything Inside”; “Dosas” and “In the Old Days”.

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