BOOK BEAT: Congrats to Deerfield resident Lisa Frydman Barr on the publication of her first novel. The former Today’s Chicago Woman managing editor — who also once worked at the Sun-Times — has penned “Fugitive Colors,” a historical suspense tale that is being released Tuesday. Already the book won first prize at the recent Hollywood Film Festival for best unpublished manuscript.
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“A portion of this country’s government is pushing for the total eradication of the trans community, and it is being met, as atrocity and genocide often is, with apathy,” one speaker said.