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Jaki Shelton Green Mebane, North Carolina
Jaki Shelton Green is the first African American and third woman to be appointed as the North Carolina Poet Laureate. When appointed in 2018, Governor Cooper stated that “Jaki Shelton Green brings a deep appreciation of our state’s diverse communities to her role as an ambassador of North Carolina literature. Jaki’s appointment is a wonderful new chapter in North Carolina’s rich literary history.” ... more
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