Rebecca Carroll

WNYC

Guest

Rebecca Carroll is a producer of special projects on race at WNYC. She is an opinion writer at the Guardian US and is author of five nonfiction books.

Rebecca Carroll on KCRW

The columnist and author discusses how writing has been integral to her life after growing up as a black girl adopted by a white family.

Rebecca Carroll: Writing as a way to figure things out

The columnist and author discusses how writing has been integral to her life after growing up as a black girl adopted by a white family.

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