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Ginger Mance, an attorney with over 30 years professional service and advocacy to the community and 17 years legal experience has presented her works nationally and internationally in public and private readings including presentations for the City of Chicago’s inaugural celebration honoring Martin Luther King’s birthday as a national holiday, the association for the Studies of Ancient African Civilizations in Cairo, Egypt, The African, the African Festival of the Arts - Chicago, Ill., and the National Black Arts Festival - Atlanta, Ga. Her works have appeared in numerous publications and she has presented her poetry on radio and television.
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"A Renaissance Woman in the true sense of the word. She has chosen, mastered, and excelled in fields from social service to law, health and fitness to poetry, and much more.
Sandra Jackson-Opoku, Writer
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Rebirth in Light: Poems for the First Family Honoring the Inauguration of Barack Obama –paperback, 73 pages
An Ancient Fire Burns – paperback, 223 pages
An Ancient Fire Burns – Limited heirloom edition -hard cover version
A Prayer for Black Men - paperback 50 pages
Deeper Than Rivers – spoken word CD (16 Poems of Love) set to music featuring Kelan Phil Cohran
harp, drums, sax, piano and natural elements - read by the author
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Honoring the Inauguration of Barack Obama
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An award winning poet, and author of three books of poetry and a CD of love poems
Ginger is also an attorney, administrative law judge and community advocate
She has presented her poetry nationally and internationally
on radio, television and at public and private events
Her greatest desire is to serve her purpose in life;
to uplift the consciousness and self esteem of all people
while illuminating the rich beauty, history and culture of people of African descent.
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