Play was initially reviewed in Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, NewCity, Chicago Tonight, WBEZ, and more National Print Campaign: Will send advance copies to NY Times, SF Chronicle, Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, The Nation, Washington Post, Wall St. Journal, Associated Press, Rolling Stone, The Atlantic, as well as trade publications Publishers Weekly, Booklist, Library Journal, Kirkus Reviews, and Foreword Reviews Pitch features in theater, Chicago-based, & hip-hop journals: Vibe, The Source, Chicago Reader, Fake Shore Drive National TV & Radio Campaign: MSNBC, PBS Newshour, C-SPAN BookTV, Tavis Smiley, NPR's Microphone Check Online and Social Media Campaign: Haymarket Books has 13k FB fans, 8k Twitter followers. Kevin Coval has 5k Twitter Followers, Idris Goodwin has 1k Twitter followers Promotion and publicity to coincide with performances and readings at schools and theaters across the country

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