Conjure tales and stories of the color line
First published 2000 · 278 pages
About this book
Gathers stories that reflected changing racial attitudes in America, probed the psychological depths of southern blacks, and gave literary voice to the broad range of the African-American experience.
- Social life and customs
- Race relations
- Racially mixed people
- Racism
- Fiction
- African Americans
- Southern states, fiction
- African americans, fiction
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