A Klansman Tells His Story: The Role of Personal Narratives in a Community Reconciliation Project

by Joya Wesley
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Joya Wesley, who has served as communications director for the Greensboro Truth and Reconciliation Commission, reveals the role personal narratives assumed in a community effort at reconciliation and healing in the aftermath of a 1979 Klan-Nazi Shootout. This essay is part of a series on creative applications of story in peacemaking, healing, bridge building and reconciliation processes in groups and communities around the world.
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Publisher The Storyteller and the Listener
Copyright ©2006 Standard Copyright License
Language English
Country United States
Publication Date March 10, 2008
   
Lulu Sales Rank 166466
   

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