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Not All Propaganda is Art 9: Freedom or Death

Benjamen Walker's Theory of Everything

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The Legacy of Wright and Baldwin

This chapter examines the thematic and societal impacts of Richard Wright's 'Native Son,' highlighting its revolutionary nature and the attention it drew to the African American experience. It navigates the interplay between Wright's reflections on race, political turmoil during the Congo crisis, and James Baldwin's critiques on literary expectations for Black writers. Through personal anecdotes and literary criticism, the chapter unveils the complexities of racial identity, artistic rivalry, and the historical context shaping African American literature.

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