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The Heartbeat: Remembering Roger Ebert and Jane Kleinman

I learned of the death of two people who had a tremendous impact on my life last week: One you've heard of and one you probably haven't. Both helped me understand myself a little better when I was a teenager and then, unexpectedly, taught me something about death and dying as an adult.
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Remembering Ebert As A Uniter Of A Segregated City

With Roger Ebert no longer with us, who remains with the same ability, drive and bravery to inspire our city to rise above our many, many challenges and overcome our differences?
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Church Plans Protest At 'Fag Enabler' Roger Ebert's Funeral

WATCH: Roger Ebert Funeral Held In Chicago

By Joe Erbentraut

His Final Review

What I Learned From Roger Ebert

This week, along with the rest of the world, I learned that Roger passed away and my first feeling was of gratitude that I had the privilege to meet and work with him if only briefly.
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Roger Ebert's 'Best Friend' Shares Memories Of Iconic Film Critic

WATCH: Remembering Roger Ebert

Roger Ebert Once Stuck It To Congress

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To Live and Die: RIP Roger Ebert

When you get cancer you're forced into a club you never wanted to be a member of. I've gotten the diagnosis, I've had the surgery, and I've thought about death. It's how Roger Ebert lived his final days that offers a glimpse into what it means to live and die.
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