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LISTEN: Janis Ian Talks About Her Grammy Nomination And LGBT Issues

Charlotte Robinson | Posted 03.12.2013 | Gay Voices
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Charlotte Robinson

This week I talked with singer/songwriter Janis Ian about her latest Grammy nomination, in the Best Spoken Word category, for the 2012 audio version of her 2008 autobiography Society's Child. The book's title comes from her controversial 1967 song of the same name.

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WATCH: Denver/Boulder's Weekly Concert Calendar

Posted 05.25.2011 | Denver
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If you're a fan of bluegrass or society's child, Denver and Boulder are set to tune you up this week. On Tuesday, the Infamous Stringdusters roll ...

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Empathy for Society's Child

Don McNay | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics
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Don McNay

I want someone on the United States Supreme Court who can look back at actions that were wrong, feel a sense of injustice and make amends, even if the act happened forty or fifty years ago.

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