Talking to the Crochet Kingpin
In my column on Monday I introduced readers to Dwayne Lawson-Brown. As I wrote in my lead: "There might be other break-dancing, poetry-slam-hosting, dreadlock-sporting, HIV- awareness-raising, crochet hook-wielding young men in Washington, but if there are, I don't know any."
Dwayne will be my guest for my online chat today. You can see examples of his work--his crochet work anyway--by going to this Facebook page. Here's a taste:
Join me at noon as we talk to Dwayne about any of his myriad interests: breakdancing, poetry slams, HIV prevention or crochet. Or chime in with anything else that's on your mind.
By
John Kelly
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October 16, 2009; 9:30 AM ET
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