Description

In this episode Karen speaks with storyteller and writer Dynahlee about her journey from the Bronx to becoming a passionate advocate for literature and social impact. Dynahlee shares how Ellen Hopkins' book 'Crank' profoundly influenced her understanding of addiction and forgiveness, and how it inspired her to reach out to the author. The conversation delves into themes of censorship in literature, the importance of family support, and the joy of community engagement.

Conversation Highlights:

• Dynahlee's journey reflects the power of storytelling.
• Ellen Hopkins' 'Crank' helped Dynahlee understand addiction.
• Forgiveness is a crucial part of healing.
• Censorship in literature is a pressing issue today.
• Dynahlee's family background shaped her resilience.
• Literature can be a tool for social change.
• Community engagement is vital for young advocates.
• Dynahlee emphasizes the importance of reaching out to mentors.
• Celebrating family milestones brings joy and connection.

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