MaComère, Volume 4Association of Caribbean Women Writers and Scholars, 2001 |
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... Afrekete is brief but crucial in a similar way ; Afrekete is a symbol as much as she is supposed to represent a true - to - life character . She spans the boundary between person and place as she becomes a lush landscape beneath the ...
... Afrekete is brief but crucial in a similar way ; Afrekete is a symbol as much as she is supposed to represent a true - to - life character . She spans the boundary between person and place as she becomes a lush landscape beneath the ...
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... Afrekete represents cultural and historical connections to Africa ; she is Africa , but Africa in the United States . When Audre and Afrekete descend to the street after spending time on a Harlem rooftop , It was not onto the pale sands ...
... Afrekete represents cultural and historical connections to Africa ; she is Africa , but Africa in the United States . When Audre and Afrekete descend to the street after spending time on a Harlem rooftop , It was not onto the pale sands ...
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... Afrekete as Africa- in - the - U.S . and Audre's centering herself in this African heritage reveals a troubling ... Afrekete continues this trajectory at the end of the text . Near the conclusion , Afrekete repeats Audre's mother's ...
... Afrekete as Africa- in - the - U.S . and Audre's centering herself in this African heritage reveals a troubling ... Afrekete continues this trajectory at the end of the text . Near the conclusion , Afrekete repeats Audre's mother's ...
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