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... female confidante " ; " my bridesmaid , or another female wedding member of a wedding party of which I was a bridesmaid " ; " the godmother of the child to whom I am also godmother " ; " the woman who , by virtue of the depth of her ...
... female confidante " ; " my bridesmaid , or another female wedding member of a wedding party of which I was a bridesmaid " ; " the godmother of the child to whom I am also godmother " ; " the woman who , by virtue of the depth of her ...
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... female slaves on the plantations . During each testimony , the other performers freeze and resume singing and miming ... female slave for , as Ford - Smith points out , such resistance was " supported by a form of female organization ...
... female slaves on the plantations . During each testimony , the other performers freeze and resume singing and miming ... female slave for , as Ford - Smith points out , such resistance was " supported by a form of female organization ...
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... female " I " in Morejón's " Renacimiento " is not secondary ( to Adam ) in the creation of humans in the genesis of the nation . In " Renacimiento , " the female voice recreates herself not from Adam's rib , but from the dust of the ...
... female " I " in Morejón's " Renacimiento " is not secondary ( to Adam ) in the creation of humans in the genesis of the nation . In " Renacimiento , " the female voice recreates herself not from Adam's rib , but from the dust of the ...
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Short Story by Christine Birbalsingh | 8 |
Creative Nonfiction by Tiphanie Yanique | 15 |
Articles | 32 |
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