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Langston Hughes National Poetry Project
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Unveiling of the Black Heritage - Langston Hughes Stamp at the Langston Hughes Symposium
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ANNIE GREENE NELSON 1902-1997 First Black Woman Novelist in South Carolina in the twentieth century.Her three published novels - "After the Storm(1912)", "The Dawn Appears(1914)" and "Don't walk on my dreams(1961)" - are all affectionately dedicated to the people of her native region and tell the story of their struggle to make ends meet in the Old South. |
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Akiba Sullivan Harper and Arnold Rampersad
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Susanne Dietzel, Maryemma Graham and David Deskins 1985 - Headquarters of HBW University of Mississippi, Oxford |
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From Right: Eugene Redmond, Jessica Care Moore, Tony Medina, Sonia Sanchez, Amiri BakaraVal Gray Ward, Bill Tuttle, Maryemma Graham, Toni-Marie Montgomery. |
Dr.Barbara Hunt Director, Afro-American Novel Project at the University of Mississippi, Oxford |
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Amiri Baraka
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Danny Glover
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Maryemma Graham, Leon Forrest and Susanne Dietzel 1989 - Headquarters of HBW Northeastern University, Boston |
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Maryemma Graham and Rev. Rene Brown
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Paule Marshal
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Standing: Weigeng Wu, Jeanne Phoenix Laurel, Susan E. Jones, Sheri Divers, Kelly Norman. Sitting: Nicole St. Peter, Kenya McDonald, Maryemma Graham. (Poster of Richard Wright, far right.) HBW Staff at Northeastern University, Boston |
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