The Centennial Richard Wright Conference in Paris (Cover Story) (Essay)

By The Black Scholar

Release Date: 2009-03-22
Genre: Social Science

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"My color is not my country. I am a human being before being an American; I am a human being before being a Negro; and if Ideal with racial problems, it is because those problems were created without my consent and permission." --Richard Wright (Interview in L'Express, 1960)

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