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The Go On Girl! Book Club is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit organization that supports authors of the Black African Diaspora by choosing one book per m.
Launched in 1991, Go On Girl! Book Club, Inc. is one of the largest national reading organizations in the U.S. for Black women. Their reading list spans over a quarter of a century. You may review the complete list below.
Book Club will be together again in Los Angeles June 23-26, 2022 to celebrate a double milestone, the 30th Anniversary of our book club’s establishment and the Author Awards Weekend.
Go On Girl! Book Club: A 30 Year RetrospectiveCo-Founder Lynda Johnson takes a look back at the beginning of Go On Girl! Book Club to now. #GOGBookClub #GOG...
Jul 26, 2015 · The Go On Girl! Book Club is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit organization that supports authors of the Black African Diaspora by choosing one book per month for all club members to read. The Club reading list is formed twice a year.
Their stories underscore the integral role Black literature continues to play in evolving our great nation. This month Go On Girl! Book Club encourages you to explore our rich American history through the stories of authors of the African Diaspora. When you do, you are certain to find many reasons to celebrate Black history.
The Go On Girl! Book Club is a nationally recognized, not-for-profit organization that supports authors of the Black African Diaspora by choosing one book per month for all club members to read. The Club reading list is formed twice a year.
Hollywood producer and New York Times best-selling author Devon Franklin Alexander discusses his new Audible Original memoir, It Takes a Woman with Go On Gir...
Dec 8, 2015 · Since 1991, Go On Girl Book Club has been, and remains, one of the most important entities celebrating Black literature. They have over 30 chapters across the country, and are the largest national reading organization, for black women, in America.
Apr 23, 1999 · Founded in 1991, the Go On Girl! Book Club is the largest black women’s reading group in the country, with 32 chapters and almost 400 members — all nose-deep in the same titles.
