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AuthorMaxine Hong Kingston
…legal barriers in the United States. The title is a repudiation of the slur “Chinaman” and is accurate to the way men from China referred to themselves. Notoriously, Kingston’s editor…
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BookSong From the Earth
…and articles on the mythologies, art, and dance of Native Americans. His Song from the Earth: North American Indian Painting (1976) was an innovative survey of twentieth century Native American…
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BookThe Woman Warrior
…memory.” Hong Kingston’s two-part autobiography, The Woman Warrior (1976) and China Men (1980), explores gender constraints, assimilation, and intergenerational conflicts experienced by Chinese immigrants living in California. The Woman Warrior,…
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BookKachinas
This volume is an essential for kachina collectors. Author Barton Wright is known as the authority on Hopi kachinas and this book, his major work, shows why. It contains descriptions…
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AuthorIshmael Reed
…Bloom and the funk artist George Clinton proclaimed its beauty and merit, Clinton proclaiming that Reed was doing funk before he was. Tupac Shakur cited Reed in his song “Still…
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BookBeloved
…women and the community that surrounds them. Morrison truly rose to prominence as a novelist, however, with her third book, Song of Solomon (1977). Like both of her earlier novels,…
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BookThe Fortunes
…fourth story follows John Ling Smith, a Chinese-American writer who speaks no Mandarin or Cantonese. He and his wife visit China to adopt a daughter. “The Fortunes is a boldly…
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BookOlio
…work excavates work songs, blues, history and hymn. So the Fisk Jubilee Singers are memorialized, braided through a running chronology of black churches burned down. Sonnets sit with letters; photographs…
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BookThe Trees
…began. “The kernel of it was a song: Lyle Lovett, the country singer, covered the traditional song ‘Ain’t No More Cane’ and coupled it with another song called ‘I Rise…
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BookThe Negro College Graduate
…to 1928, he oversaw many important research projects, plus in 1923 he founded and edited the League’s journal Opportunity to support black artists. Many of the luminaries of the Harlem…
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BookSing, Unburied, Sing
…house – Jesmyn, her parents, two sisters and a brother, a cousin, her grandmother’s four sons and three daughters, plus the matriarch herself. “It was the first and only time…
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EventsBeyond Representation: Fiction that Illuminates the Complexity of Identity
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EventsDrawn from Memory: The Role of Art in Shaping Identity
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EventsRevival: A Slave Narrative Reawakened
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EventsYard Show: Poetry of Belonging, Nature, and Black Creative Placemaking
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EventsCuyahoga County Public Library: Author Chuck Klosterman
…to Rock*. Chuck Klosterman has generated a fictitious universe where almost everything is different, except for the songs. The songs remain the same—the difference is how they are heard and what they now…
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BookThe New World of Negro Americans
…that has any comprehension of the reality involved. Harold Robert Isaacs was an historian and one-time Trotskyist historian of the Chinese Revolution of 1925-27. Isaacs went to China in 1930…
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BookFeeding Ghosts
…Feeding Ghosts, is a compendious multi-generational epic combining a sweeping history of twentieth century China with an intimate, extraordinary family story. Stories indeed – our most precious inheritance – lie…
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BookA Many-Splendored Thing
…than fourteen additional books that combine social commentary, autobiography, and biography of persons such as Communist revolutionary Chou En-lai. Suyin was born in Sinyang, China in 1917. She received her…
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BookThe Family Chao
…Chang and her three sisters grew up in Appleton, Wisconsin, where her parents made a home after meeting in New York. Both were born in northern China and survived the…