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classic stories by and about Black women
Growing up black and female. Frankie Mae / Jean Wheeler Smith -- The intimidation of color. The coming of Maureen Peal, from The bluest eye / Toni Morrison ; If you're light and have long hair, from Maud Martha / Gwendolyn Brooks -- The Black woman and the myth of the white woman. The self-solace, from Maud Martha / Gwendolyn Brooks ; A happening in Barbados / Louise Meriwether -- The Black mother-daughter conflict. My man Bovanne, from Gorilla, my love / Toni Cade Bambara ; Everyday use, from In love and trouble / Alice Walker -- The Black woman and the disappointment of romantic love. SEEMOTHERMOTHERISVERYNICE, from The bluest eye / Toni Morrison ; Reena / Paule Marshall -- Reconciliation. A sudden trip home in the spring / Alice Walker.
edited and with an introduction by Mary Helen Washington.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 155-163).
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