Janice R. Littlejohn

@JaniceRhoshalle

Program Director and Senior Editor ; Producer and ; and Co-author of Swirling ).

California
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Joined September 2010
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Feb 23

    Applications are now available for the 2018 / Publishing Workshop. Details and scholarship information available at .

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  2. Mar 26

    There's another today at 3 p.m. PT...and it's our last one before the March 31st scholarship deadline. Register today to take part in the live video chat!

    The penultimate info session for on run by takes place in a few minutes at noon Pacific. Register here:
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  3. Retweeted
    Mar 20

    "In the Publishing Workshop, Luis gave us an honest look at the victories and challenges of publishing in an evolving industry." interviews

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  4. Retweeted
    Mar 19

    Imagine if had left journalism, as she once considered?

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  5. Mar 13

    So cool!

    and me during the AWP Bookfair; the wonderful editor the & it's all about the hair
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  6. Mar 13

    New info session dates for The Publishing Workshop. Find out more about how you can be part of the !

    A schedule of online info sessions for the Publishing Workshop
    Updated schedule for the online info sessions about and the Register at:
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  7. Mar 5

    Let's chat! We're on again at 3 p.m. Pacific...

    Today's online info sessions for this summer's LARB/USC Publishing Workshop are at 12pm and 3pm Pacific. Sign up to learn more about at
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    Mar 1

    From Ida B. Wells to to trailblazers in between and beyond, let's remember the Black women who broke barriers in journalism. Column by :

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    Feb 26

    NBC is Looking for Aspiring Filmmakers via

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  10. Feb 26

    Want to start an indie press? Interested in a job as an agent or editor? Find out more about how can get you a step closer to your goal during online video info sessions about the program happening this week. Details at .

    If you're interested in a career in publishing, check out the LARB/USC Publishing Workshop taking place this summer:
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    Feb 20

    Here’s the 2 page, $230,000 Everytown ad running in the New York Times tomorrow, listing phone numbers of members of Congress to call:

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  12. Feb 20

    The global opening of $370.5 million for is the No. 15 of all time despite not having China, Japan or Russia in the initial suite. Oh, and this bit right here...

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  13. Feb 17

    Trolls busy trying to quash enthusiasm by posting fake tweets of fake beatings at screenings. Wonder where their outrage is for real children being murdered in schools due to our country's lax gun laws?

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  14. Retweeted
    Feb 15

    We got an email from my kid's PRESCHOOL about measures they are taking in case of shooter. This should not be where we are right now. We need to be receiving and ignoring emails about potlucks and parent volunteering like normal people in countries w

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  15. Feb 15

    Check out Q&A with talking about today's art and culture ...and to reply, retweet, or just read what we talked about: …/status/964243552124338176 -photo by Ali LeRoi

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  16. Feb 15

    Check this out...

    You probably know me for my tv work, meet me this weekend to check out my photography
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  17. Feb 15

    True this...

    Replying to @JaniceRhoshalle @LAReviewofBooks
    In every recent instance, from the success with Malcolm Lee and The Best Man movies and then Girls Trip and with Moonlight and the Think Like a Man films, all critcal/commercial successes, it didn't make the industry race to the next black person they could find and make a movie
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    Feb 15
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    The industry relies on cultural movements and the zeitgeist to inform its content, except when it comes to black people. Every success is an isolated circumstance. will attest to that.

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    Feb 15
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    This can easily be written off by people who have no interest in validating black people and their commercial value. I'm not sure that who is owned by is going to do that, though. Disney is the home of who's a huge success, was there

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  20. Feb 15

    Bring on the movie! More

    Replying to @LAReviewofBooks
    The revolution in this is nothing more than being fair. All of these other Marvel Characters have gotten a shot at the big time. ? Who cared about Ant Man? But they made the movie. So to do a big Black Panther film just makes sense. it's a tool in the arsenal. Use it.
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