John Legend and "Wild Kingdom" TV host Rae Wynn-Grant discuss her new memoir published by Legend's imprint
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John Legend, known for his Grammy-winning music career and social activism, is taking steps to highlight diverse voices through his publishing company, Get Lifted Books. Its latest release is "Wild Life: Finding My Purpose in an Untamed World," a memoir by wildlife ecologist Rae Wynn-Grant.
The book covers her remarkable 20-year career, her experiences in the field, and the obstacles she's overcome in a profession where she often felt like an outsider.
From a young age, Wynn-Grant was captivated by wildlife and dreamed of hosting her own nature show, a vision that seemed unattainable due to the lack of representation in the field.
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