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"The Harlem Renaissance"
"Black Women Poets from Wheatley to Walker"
"A Note on the Poetic Technique of Gwendolyn Brooks"
"Alice Dunbar-Nelson: Delaware Writer and Woman of Affairs"
"An Interview with Gwendolyn Brooks"
"Update on 'Part One': An Interview with Gwendolyn Brooks"
"Racism Is Flourishing in the Films"
"Rewriting Afro-American Literature: A Case for Black Women Writers"
"The Byronic Heroine and Byron's The Corsair"
"Notes on a Marxist Interpretation of Black American Literature"
"'To Be a Black Woman in America': A Reading of Paule Marshall's 'Reena'"
"'Under the Days': The Buried Life and Poetry of Angelina Weld Grimké"
"Researching Alice Dunbar-Nelson: A Personal and Literary Perspective"
"I'm Not Shouting 'Jubilee': One Black Woman's Story"
"The 'Bridge' between Black Studies and Women's Studies: Black Women's Studies"
"Right Names, Real Connections: Feminism and the Study of Black Women"
"Georgia Douglas Johnson: Color, Sex and Poetry in the Harlem Renaissance"
"Reading Literature by U.S. Third World Women"
"What It Is I Think She's Doing Anyhow? A Reading of Toni Cade Bambara's The Salt Eaters"
"The Black Woman Writer and the Diaspora"
"Shaping Contradictions: Alice Dunbar-Nelson and the Black Creole Experience"
"'Two-Facing Life': The Duality of Alice Dunbar-Nelson"
"Girls Will Be Girls, and Boys Will...Flex Their Muscles"
"In Her Own Images: Lucille Clifton and the Bible" drafts
"DreadPath/LockSpirit" draft
"Channeling the Ancestral Muse: Lucille Clifton and Dolores Kendrick", first draft
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