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"Postmodern Blackness": Toni Morrison's Beloved and the End of History

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2005To Be Loved: Amy Denver and Human Need--Bridges to Understanding in Toni Morrison's Beloved12 cited
2011Cultural capital and the presence of Africa: Lorraine Hansberry, August Wilson, and the power of black theater4 cited

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