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Illustration: Kawandeep Virdee July Writers Newsletter Hi there, Summer is here. While there are familiar elements of summer, it's different this year. We have the challenges of the coronavirus, and important racial justice work to do. It's helpful to note that your writing practice can be a place of support, learning, and processing. It can be a place of growth. And it can be a place of creativity and expression.  How we write is changing too. In response to news outlets announcing that they are capitalizing "Black," Eve L. Ewing shares why she capitalizes "White:" "When we ignore the specificity and significance of Whiteness — the things that it is, the things that it does — we contribute to its seeming neutrality and thereby grant it power to maintain its invisibility." Read more in " I'm a Black Scholar Who Studies Race. Here's Why...