This makes me think of Richard Wright's book that was recently published posthumously, The Man Who…

…not the dominant one in any of my books.” American Library Association acknowledged that her novel, “The Bluest Eye” was ranked as the second most banned book in the United States because of how she described what happened to her main character and how that character experienced being raped. The fundamental premise behind the power of white gaze is based on the worthiness of our existences…
The Power of White Gaze: Erasure of Black Signers
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MJ Adia
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Aug 10, 2021
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This makes me think of Richard Wright's book that was recently published posthumously, The Man Who Lived Underground.
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Written by MJ Adia339 Followers
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Black-Filipina. Lived in Peru for 5 years. LICSW, dancer, meditator. Writes about multiculturalism, cinema, race, social issues.
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