begins by discussing the treatment of the Great Migration to the city in Afro-American writing from W.E.B. DuBois and Dunbar through the Harlem writers, establishing both the Harlem writers, establishing both the continuities and breaks between that tradition and that of the writers coming after the depression.
Author: Charles Scruggs · Original publisher: Johns Hopkins University Press (Baltimore, MD, 1995)
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