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PS153.B53 A3868 2022
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African American literature in transition, 1960-1970 : black art, politics, and aesthetics / |
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PS153.B53 A43 2024
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Black women and energies of resistance in nineteenth-century Haitian and American literature / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 B53 2023
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Black writers of the founding era, 1760-1800 / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 B76 2022
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The racial unfamiliar : illegibility in Black literature and culture / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 B76 2023
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Spirit deep : recovering the sacred in Black women's travel / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 B96 2023
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Reading pleasures : everyday Black living in early America / |
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PS153.B53 C36 2024
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The Cambridge companion to contemporary African American literature / |
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PS153.B53C36 2024
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The Cambridge companion to contemporary African American literature / |
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PS153.B53 C644 2023
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Going underground : race, space, and the subterranean in the nineteenth-century United States / |
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PS153.B53 C76 2021
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Black American women's voices and transgenerational trauma re(-)membering in neo-slave narratives / |
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PS153.B53 D43 2024
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The necessary past : revising history in contemporary African American poetry / |
1 |
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PS153.B53D43 2024
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The necessary past : revising history in contemporary African American poetry / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 D874 2023
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Stay black and die : on melancholy and genius / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 F47 2022
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Against marginalization : convergences in Black and Latinx literatures / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 F47 2023
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The Emmett Till trauma in US fiction : psychological realism, magic realism, and the spectral / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 G37 2023
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Impermanent blackness : the making and unmaking of interracial literary culture in modern America / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 H47 2023
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Dramatic movement of African American women : the intersections of race, gender, and class / |
1 |
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PS153.B53 I58 2025eb
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Introduction to Afrofuturism : a mixtape in Black literature & arts / |
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PS153.B53 I97 2023
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Transscalar critique : climate, blackness, crisis / |
2 |
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PS153.B53 K54 2023
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Environmental knowledge, race, and African American literature / |
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