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18 Cards in this Set
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Edith Eaton
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"Ms. Spring Fragrance"
-First writer to talk about Asian culture without religion -story about mother who loses child during immigration -child does not want to go back to mother in the end |
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Gertrude Bonnin
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"The School Days of an Indian Girl"
-first Indian writer without a translator of any sort -about a girl who conforms to white society, becomes a great orator |
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Gertrude Bonnin
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"The School Days of an Indian Girl"
-first Indian writer without a translator of any sort -about a girl who conforms to white society, becomes a great orator |
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Booker T. Washington
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"Up From Slavery"
-mentions his Atlanta speech at the convention -Uplift movement -gradual integration -cast your bucket down - |
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W.E.B. DuBois
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The Souls of Black Folk
-disagrees with Washington -rights to freedoms/equality in Constitution. -talented tenth -double consciousness |
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Booker T. Washington
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Up from Slavery
-Uplift movement -gradual integration -submissive -Atlanta convention speech |
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Edith Eaton
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Ms. Spring Fragrance
-First Asian to write about culture without religion -mother who loses child during immigration -child does not want to go back to mother in the end |
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Gertrude Bonnin
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The school days of an Indian girl
-first indian writer to not use a translator -schooling of a girl who conforms to white society -she becomes a great orator |
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Langston Hughes
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I, too, harlem, when the negro was in vogue, the weary blues
-best african-american poet -Harlem Renaissance - |
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Zora Hurston
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Sweat
-had characters talk like black people actually do -wife who doesn't get along with her husband -husband gets killed by a snake |
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Richard Wright
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The Ethics of Living Jim Crow
-stories of lessons learned through various jobs of how to act during racism - |
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Art Speilgemen
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Maus
-about a family who deals with the holocaust -comic book, meta-narrative -inversion (low quality media mixed with deep issues) |
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Gwendolyn Brooks
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The Mother
-about an abortion -Bronzeville -no free will? |
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Toni Morrison
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Recitaif
-about two orphans who grow up together -can't tell who is black or white -they get along, fight, get along, fight again -maggie |
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Toni Bambara
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The lesson
-black kids go to nice toy store, can't afford anything -they realize they don't have an equal crack at the dough |
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Maxine Kingston
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No Name Woman
-aunt who commits adultery -no one speaks of it, not speaking is a huge theme - |
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Louise Erdrich
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Saint Marie
-girl becomes nun, gets harassed by the Devil, her mother (the head nun) -tries to kill mother -Indian rebellion to Christianity - |
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Sherman Alexie
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Because my father always said...
-Jimi Hendrix nut -kind of crazy, idealist -child is too - |