They Said This Would Be Fun: Race, Campus Life, and Growing Up
Written by Eternity Martis
Narrated by Eternity Martis
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Eternity Martis
Eternity Martis is an award-winning Toronto-based journalist. She was a 2017 National Magazine Awards finalist for Best New Writer and the 2018 winner of the Canadian Online Publishing Awards for Best Investigative Article. Her work has appeared in Vice, The Fader, Salon, and on academic syllabuses around the world. Her work on race and language has influenced media style guide changes across the country. Her debut memoir, They Said This Would Be Fun, is a Toronto Star, Globe and Mail and Vancouver Sun bestseller.
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