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The Good Lord Bird (National Book Award Winner) A Novel

James McBride

Now a Showtime limited series starring Ethan Hawke and Daveed Diggs

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Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast

It was described as a show about John Brown and the freeing of slaves, and was said to portray Frederick Douglass as arrogant and a bit of a dickhead.

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You would fucking love this. It's a John Brown's the good Lord bird I told you about this watch it last night. It's fucking

— Episode: Ep 323- 40 More Days

Episode: Ep 323- 40 More Days

It was described as a show about John Brown and the freeing of slaves, and was said to portray Frederick Douglass as arrogant and a bit of a dickhead.

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You would fucking love this. It's a John Brown's the good Lord bird I told you about this watch it last night. It's fucking

That's the guy that's going around and it's John Brown getting free slaves getting rowdy. He's like, I'm from God. I'm gonna free God sent me

American he's a paper the sin of slavery through blood and you just go around try to kill as many people and he was like The fucking slaves are gonna join me once they find out I have all these guns

the show the show's a little gay There's moments that they did one thing that I thought was weird, which I have to look who wrote it I would imagine whoever wrote or directed it is a

Person of color if I had to guess because they made Frederick Douglass a bit of a dickhead Why would they why would a person of color make Frederick Douglass a dickhead? Well white person think it was like an Indian guy

Fresh Air

Podcast

Fresh Air

The host noted it as another of McBride's notable works.

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James McBride, who also wrote the novels The Color of Water and The Good Lord Bird.

— Episode: Christopher Nolan On 'Oppenheimer'

Episode: Christopher Nolan On 'Oppenheimer'

The host noted it as another of McBride's notable works.

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James McBride, who also wrote the novels The Color of Water and The Good Lord Bird.

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