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Tragic Dilemma: The Negro and the American Dream
… By Edwin R. Embree. The Viking Press. $2.75. New World A-Coming: Inside Black America. By Roi Ottley. Houghton … the story, Herskovits magnifies the gaps in previous studies, indulges in speculations as to what would be found if … science in this sense is political science. While Myrdal points out that our social science “has lately developed …
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The Pink Suit
… the white lace-up back brace—the president’s back had become so painful that he couldn’t have sat in the car without … student said, as if he had been asked a question. “Children die. Malnutrition. Mothers don’t know better.” The train, … “LBD” as she called it, as every-one called it since 1926 when she pointed out that black should not just be for …
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The Ladder Up
… we tend to. At this point, the apartment itself has become a fantasy. After the long dark swallow of the hallway, … I can’t or won’t keep the apartment after my grandmother dies. Just this year, a unit one floor down was torn up, … New Yorkers began to build estates on the dramatic high points of Manhattan far from the tumult of downtown docks …
Faulkner and Race: Art and Punditry
… its official stamp on the “separate but equal” doctrine. He died in Oxford in 1962, the year of James Meredith’s … backdrop of that “color line,” its implications and complexities. William Faulkner tends to be viewed by unwary … concerning interracial mixture. (My emphasis) As Jordan points out, it was the Anglo-Saxon way to treat even a …
Astray In the Suburbs
… added to the bad mood begun by the open screen door. He was also thinking about his father, who hovered near death only … a stroke in early spring, just when everything else was coming back to life, including his son’s garden, which he … up where she left off until last year, when her mother died and left her an antique violin, the very one she …
In Search of Flannery O’Connor
… I am apprehensive, elated, curious, expectant: a Yankee come to the Deep South. There doesn’t seem much cause for … fable the actual graduation of a wife of a Confederate soldier at Russell Auditorium, where Flannery O’Connor herself … her after graduation. I tried to stay away from her, she points out. She had a very sharp tongue, and I did not want …
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