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What does the future hold for New York City? Hear playwright, creator of “Slave Play” and co-writer of the film “Zola,” @jeremyoharris’s exuberant take at our subscriber-only event The New New York City this Thursday. R.S.V.P. at the link. https://nyti.ms/nyc-future https://t.co/imuf5oAf55

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Last week, @davidasinclair, Harvard researcher, biotech company founder and author of “Lifespan,” spoke about the leaps that technology has taken when it comes to understanding the aging process. Still curious about the quest for immortality? https://nyti.ms/3C4qnM3 @dealbook https://t.co/CiDsMT0Sl8

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T Book Club meets tonight to talk about “Desperate Characters.” Join the club https://t.co/ZFKL5XeWOs

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What does the future hold for New York City? Hear playwright, creator of “Slave Play” and co-writer of the film “Zola,” @jeremyoharris’s exuberant take at our subscriber-only event The New New York City this Thursday. R.S.V.P. at the link. https://nyti.ms/nyc-future https://t.co/imuf5oAf55

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Michael Cunningham didn’t grow up in N.Y.C., and yet the city provides a backdrop for his novel “Specimen Days.” Drawing inspiration from Walt Whitman, the novel brims with themes of America, love, transcendence and life. Join the discussion on Dec. 8. https://t.co/yLmKV35GLG

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Tonight, Michael Cunningham talks about his book “Specimen Days.” Tune in at 7 p.m. E.T. https://t.co/RjMC8Afa8I

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Back in March, we hosted a virtual T Book Club event focused on Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel “Passing.” This past week, the film adaptation premiered, starring Ruth Negga and Tessa Thompson. Watch (or rewatch) our event, here: https://t.co/1vdZyTtT7h

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When @tolokno, co-founder of punk rock activism group Pussy Riot, joined us last year, she spoke about art’s power to make change. Watch the full conversation here (it’s free for subscribers): https://nyti.ms/3rljfIy https://t.co/EPqQbCidcS

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Activist and student Ashanti Scott has a game plan for change, and it starts by shaking things up. Hear more from Black History, Continued — our free virtual event series exploring Black joy, life and truth — here: https://nyti.ms/3nBL2CC https://t.co/yDQCvT4J7U

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New York Times Events

Back in March, we hosted a virtual T Book Club event focused on Nella Larsen’s 1929 novel “Passing.” This past week, the film adaptation premiered, starring Ruth Negga and Tessa Thompson. Watch (or rewatch) our event, here: https://nyti.ms/3t5DXKq