Wednesday Lit Roundup

• Clarence Jones, co-writer of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech, reflects on how it almost didn’t happen.
• The new 18-story anthology Haiti Noir sheds light on life in Haiti, both before and after the earthquake.
• Author Amy Chua is feeling the backlash of the misleading, misdirected Why Chinese Mothers Are Superior article from the Wall Street Journal.
• American Sign Language, behind Spanish, French, and German, is the fourth most-studied foreign language in the U.S.

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