The three 20-minute operas, “Mechanisms,” “On My Mind,” and “Unbroken,” were selected by a panel of stakeholders that includes artists, leaders, and community members.
After the popular “#1 in Civil Rights: The African American Freedom Struggle in St. Louis,” the Missouri Historical Society curator is planning a new exhibit about resilience during segregation.
What makes “The Last Children of Mill Creek” such a good read is that Gibson tells the story of a Black working-class family surviving in a segregated city through the eyes of an observant young girl.
The novel has garnered prestigious awards: Finalist 2018 National Jewish Book Awards, the BlueInk Review Best Books of 2019, and the 2019 winner of the Indie Reader Discovery Award for Literary Fiction.