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African American women in literature
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African American women in literature
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African American women in literature
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African American women in literature
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A feminist ethic of risk, Sharon D. Welch
Lorraine Hansberry, by Anne Cheney
Conjuring, Black women, fiction, and literary tradition, edited by Marjorie Pryse and Hortense J. Spillers
Toni Morrison's world of fiction, by Karen Carmean
Black women writers (1950-1980), a critical evaluation, edited by Mari Evans
Women of the Harlem renaissance, Cheryl A. Wall
Discarded legacy, politics and poetics in the life of Frances E.W. Harper, 1825-1911, Melba Joyce Boyd
Written by herself, literary production by African American women, 1746-1892, Frances Smith Foster
Specifying, Black women writing the American experience, Susan Willis
Toni Morrison's fiction, Jan Furman
Katie's canon, womanism and the soul of the Black community, Katie Geneva Cannon
Black women writing autobiography, a tradition within a tradition, Joanne M. Braxton
Double stitch, Black women write about mothers & daughters, edited by Patricia Bell-Scott [and others]
Inspiriting influences, tradition, revision, and Afro-American women's novels, Michael Awkward
Black women novelists and the nationalist aesthetic, Madhu Dubey
Render me my song, African-American women writers from slavery to the present, Sandi Russell
Black and white women of the Old South, the peculiar sisterhood in American literature, Minrose C. Gwin
Binding cultures, Black women writers in Africa and the diaspora, Gay Wilentz
Wild women in the whirlwind, Afra-American culture and the contemporary literary renaissance, edited by Joanne M. Braxton and Andrée Nicola McLaughlin
Toni Morrison, critical perspectives past and present, edited by Henry Louis Gates, Jr. and K.A. Appiah
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