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Book Critics Circle officials renounce, citing privacy breach

The president and 5 other board individuals of the Nationwide Guide Critics Circle have resigned amid allegations of racism and violations of privacy
The president and five other board members of the National Book Critics Circle have resigned amid allegations of racism and violations of privacy

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