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Great African American Authors: Extended Interviews With Tara T. Green, Ph.D (Part One)

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Acclaimed scholar Dr. Tara T. Green begins by delving into the formation of the Harlem Renaissance and one of its leading voices, Langston Hughes. She then discusses Alice Dunbar Nelson’s influence on Renaissance writers. Next, she talks about Richard Wright, one of America’s most important black writers. Part of the "Great African American Authors: Extended Interviews" series.

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33 minutes 12 seconds
Grade Level: 10 - 12
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