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African American Deracination in Alice Walker and Gwendolyn Brooks

AuthorDavid Wheeler
PublisherDog's Tail Books
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Author(s)David Wheeler
PublisherDog's Tail Books
ISBN / ASINB005WQ0FJ8
ISBN-13978B005WQ0FJ7
MarketplaceFrance  🇫🇷

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This critical essay compares the theme of deracination in 'Everyday Use' by Alice Walker with 'Sadie and Maud' by Gwendolyn Brooks.

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