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Evelyn Coleman

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Evelyn Coleman, a mother of two grown women, is a freelance writer living in Atlanta. (1990)

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“Why Weren’t You There?”

By Evelyn Coleman
August 1, 1990 - This article originally appeared in Southern Exposure Vol. 18 No. 2, "Birth Rights." Find more from that issue here.  …

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