Woodson

[wood-suhn]

noun

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

Example Sentences

Gay plans to attend the National Book Awards ceremony in November, where she will be introduced by her friend and fellow writer, Jacqueline Woodson, who won a National Book Award in 2014 for the memoir “Brown Girl Dreaming” and has been a finalist three times since.

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Yes, Gay is an esteemed writer, thought leader and philanthropist, Woodson says, “but she is also out and funny and beyond brilliant. In all these ways, she’s showing young people that there are so many roads to becoming and living one’s true self.”

From Los Angeles Times

The Glass House raid targeted people, not plants, but “let’s be clear, this was a warning shot and we’ve got to be prepared for both,” said Caren Woodson, chief executive of the Cannabis Industry Assn.

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Gryphon Woodson, a new high school graduate, grabbed a pair of goggles and a black bandanna to cover her face.

From Los Angeles Times

“I thought there were gonna be more people here,” Woodson said.

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