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A Live Book Talk & Celebration: Being Gay, Black, AND Christian
A Live Book Talk & Celebration: Being Gay, Black, AND Christian
Join us in person for a real talk celebrating what it means to be gay, Black, AND Christian! About This Event Join author, Corporate Operations Leader, Board Member, and Certified Life Coach Michael M. Roberson for an inspiring live keynote reading and book celebration in honor of his debut memoir, Being Gay, Black, and Christian: A Journey of Faith and Identity. This event is more than a book reading—it is an authentic gathering designed to explore what it means to dismantle restrictive codes, stop editing who you are, and step into unedited wholeness. What to Expect Live Keynote & Excerpt Reading: Hear directly from Michael as he shares compelling scenes from his transition from the basement churches of Inkster, Michigan, to corporate leadership in Washington, D.C. Q&A & Honest Dialogue: Engage in a transparent conversation addressing the intersections of progressive theology, Black queer identity, and professional authority. Community Connection: Connect with a room of peers, faith leaders, and community members who understand the journey of building a life that holds all of who you are. Book Signing & On-Site Sales: Physical copies will be available for purchase on-site, with an exclusive book signing session immediately following the talk. Event Details Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM EST Location: Busboys and Poets (Washington, D.C. NW) Admission: Free RSVP (Early registration strongly encouraged) Come as you are—no edits required. We look forward to welcoming you into the room!

Saturday, 14, 13.00 - Saturday, 14, 15.00 Washington, DC _$25

The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Night That Redefines How You Show Up, Stand Out & Step Into Q4 with Power Flamingos don't blend in. They stand in flocks — unbothered, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. And so do you. The Flamingo Effect is an intimate evening for 50 women who are done performing for the algorithm and ready to step into Q4 with power, presence, and purpose. Hosted by TEDx Speaker, author, and Strategic Visibility Advisor Shanel Evans — this is the book launch celebration for The Dangers of Digital Fame and the room you'll wish you'd been in sooner. What's waiting for you: Wine + sparkling beverages from BIPOC and Women brands Live calligraphy — custom bookmarks made just for you A signed copy of The Dangers of Digital Fame (included with every ticket) A curated luxury vendor marketplace A Conversation with Friends — an intimate fireside chat with Nicole L. Brown, entrepreneur, and author of the book's foreword

Thursday, 17, 17.00 - Thursday, 17, 20.00 Washington, DC _$25

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A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation
A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation
Join us for the A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation event at the Howard University Campus Bookstore! To celebrate her latest release, author and Howard alum Darby Baham will be in conversation with her fellow author and alumnus Veronica Miller Jamison. Come meet the authors, buy and get your copies signed, and engage in a lively discussion about their books and writing journeys. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers and dive deeper into the themes of romance, friendships, taking risks, and writing. See you there! Note: this is a free event, but books will be available for purchase in the bookstore.

Friday, 06, 17.00 - Friday, 06, 19.00 Washington, DC _$25

Sadeqa Johnson Discusses & Signs Keeper of Lost Children
Sadeqa Johnson Discusses & Signs Keeper of Lost Children
MahoganyBooks and the DC Public Library in partnership with the DC Public Library Foundation are excited to host New York Times bestselling author Sadeqa Johnson for her latest historical fiction, Keeper of Lost Children. This story explores how one woman's vision will change the course of countless lives, and demonstrates that love in its myriad of forms--familial, parental, and forbidden, even love of self--can be transcendent. Sadeqa will be joined in conversation by fellow New York Times bestselling author, Victoria Christopher Murray! You won't want to miss this! Grab a friend and come on out to this exciting event. A big thank you to our partners at the DC Public Library for your generous support of this event.

Tuesday, 10, 19.00 - Tuesday, 10, 21.00 Washington, DC _$25

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A Live Book Talk & Celebration: Being Gay, Black, AND Christian
A Live Book Talk & Celebration: Being Gay, Black, AND Christian
Join us in person for a real talk celebrating what it means to be gay, Black, AND Christian! About This Event Join author, Corporate Operations Leader, Board Member, and Certified Life Coach Michael M. Roberson for an inspiring live keynote reading and book celebration in honor of his debut memoir, Being Gay, Black, and Christian: A Journey of Faith and Identity. This event is more than a book reading—it is an authentic gathering designed to explore what it means to dismantle restrictive codes, stop editing who you are, and step into unedited wholeness. What to Expect Live Keynote & Excerpt Reading: Hear directly from Michael as he shares compelling scenes from his transition from the basement churches of Inkster, Michigan, to corporate leadership in Washington, D.C. Q&A & Honest Dialogue: Engage in a transparent conversation addressing the intersections of progressive theology, Black queer identity, and professional authority. Community Connection: Connect with a room of peers, faith leaders, and community members who understand the journey of building a life that holds all of who you are. Book Signing & On-Site Sales: Physical copies will be available for purchase on-site, with an exclusive book signing session immediately following the talk. Event Details Date: Saturday, November 14, 2026 Time: 1:00 PM – 3:30 PM EST Location: Busboys and Poets (Washington, D.C. NW) Admission: Free RSVP (Early registration strongly encouraged) Come as you are—no edits required. We look forward to welcoming you into the room!

Tuesday, 10, 19.00 - Tuesday, 10, 21.00 Washington, DC 0.00

The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Night That Redefines How You Show Up, Stand Out & Step Into Q4 with Power Flamingos don't blend in. They stand in flocks — unbothered, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. And so do you. The Flamingo Effect is an intimate evening for 50 women who are done performing for the algorithm and ready to step into Q4 with power, presence, and purpose. Hosted by TEDx Speaker, author, and Strategic Visibility Advisor Shanel Evans — this is the book launch celebration for The Dangers of Digital Fame and the room you'll wish you'd been in sooner. What's waiting for you: Wine + sparkling beverages from BIPOC and Women brands Live calligraphy — custom bookmarks made just for you A signed copy of The Dangers of Digital Fame (included with every ticket) A curated luxury vendor marketplace A Conversation with Friends — an intimate fireside chat with Nicole L. Brown, entrepreneur, and author of the book's foreword

Tuesday, 10, 19.00 - Tuesday, 10, 21.00 Washington, DC 197.00

A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation
A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation
Join us for the A Risk Worth Taking Book Signing and Conversation event at the Howard University Campus Bookstore! To celebrate her latest release, author and Howard alum Darby Baham will be in conversation with her fellow author and alumnus Veronica Miller Jamison. Come meet the authors, buy and get your copies signed, and engage in a lively discussion about their books and writing journeys. Don't miss this opportunity to connect with fellow book lovers and dive deeper into the themes of romance, friendships, taking risks, and writing. See you there! Note: this is a free event, but books will be available for purchase in the bookstore.

Tuesday, 10, 19.00 - Tuesday, 10, 21.00 Washington, DC 0.00

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