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It was described as a book about great lives worth reliving, focusing on lesser-known individuals and stories of marginalized history; it was said to include stories of people who did not receive the recognition they deserved.
My guest tonight is a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning and a best-selling author whose latest book is called Mobituaries, Great Lives Worth Reliving.
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It was described as a book about great lives worth reliving, focusing on lesser-known individuals and stories of marginalized history; it was said to include stories of people who did not receive the recognition they deserved.
My guest tonight is a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning and a best-selling author whose latest book is called Mobituaries, Great Lives Worth Reliving.
It's like Mobituaries, which is a play on your name, but obituaries as well. Great lives worth reliving.
You went with all of the people who we almost wouldn't know about, you know? So it's not about Jimmy Carter. It's about someone in Jimmy Carter's family, you know?
It's not about Rosa Parks. It's about another woman of color, a black woman, who decided to ride on a tram when she wasn't allowed to, and it was all white.
It's certainly a more complicated story, a richer story, and a story more worth telling.