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Woodson

American  
[wood-suhn] / ˈwʊd sən /

noun

  1. Carter Godwin, 1875–1950, U.S. historian and publisher: pioneer in modern Black Studies.


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Amazon spokesman Andre Woodson issued a statement saying the company’s “thoughts and prayers are with our employee’s loved ones and our team at the facility. ”

From Seattle Times

The film, streaming on Amazon Prime Video starting Friday, features the 85-year-old writer narrating the major milestones of her life and career, cut together with interviews of famous Blume acolytes such as the writer and director Lena Dunham, the comedian Samantha Bee, the writer Jacqueline Woodson and Anna Konkle, the co-creator of “PEN15.”

From New York Times

Woodson senior Katie Hamrock walked off the court after her 10-2 singles win against Fairfax’s Maggie Tong on Wednesday, she was greeted with hugs and congratulations from the opposing team’s coach and her own.

From Washington Post

Her win at No. 6 singles was met with several hard-fought wins for the Lions, including a tight No. 1 singles match in which Fairfax’s Marianna Pirmatova beat Joselyn Limbago of Woodson.

From Washington Post

A deep Woodson team wasn’t expecting such a test from the Lions, so the close result gave Greason some reason to brag.

From Washington Post