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... A meditation on beauty that starts by describing some female family members who Rosemarie admired as a child—her cousins Pansy and Juanita—and ends with a broader look at the way a certain attitude of resilience in the face of injustice and pain has sometimes helped African Americans forge...

... A meditation on beauty that starts by describing some female family members who Rosemarie admired as a child—her cousins Pansy and Juanita—and ends with a broader look at the way a certain attitude of resilience in the face of injustice and pain has sometimes helped African Americans forge uncommon internal...

... is part of an interest in African American culture and its expression of race-based oppression that also appears elsewhere in his writing at this time, most notably in the novelette Bukan Pasar Malam . literary aesthetics realism Pramoedya Ananta Toer Richard Wright ...

... Soul! was a product of the 1960s when the liberal state, in the wake of Martin Luther King’s assassination, conceived of television as a tool of recognizing and managing the social and political discontent of African Americans. And yet it could not have existed without the civil rights movement...

... as “bitter realism,” a refusal to allow the reader to respond sentimentally to the depiction of suffering and oppression. Pramoedya’s admiration for Wright is part of an interest in African American culture and its expression of race-based oppression that also appears elsewhere in his writing at this time...

... for gaining followers and creating buzz around a channel because of the strength and commitment of BTS’s fandom, ARMY. Videos such as these have a built-in audience and guaranteed response. Recognizing that BTS does not lean on performative Blackness through gesture, AAVE (African American Vernacular English...