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- No Black Faces in our Mirror on the World
Wichita Falls, Texas, didn’t hate black people. Many of us even kind of liked black people. We expressed our racial bias in a manner even more insidious than hate or aggression. We simply didn’t see black people. The evidence of this is in vintage issues of my hometown newspaper: the lack of evidence of any black population at all.
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The Arts
- Dream Variations by Langston Hughes
- Fulfillment by Dorothy Parker
- Mama’s Boots
- Television
- The Richness of the Ordinary in “Roma”
- Two Poems on Slavery in the Americas
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