When Innocent Black People Die, I Mourn The Life, The Potential, And The Art

When I first encountered the work of Henry Dumas, I was very nearly finished with my undergraduate degree in English. I favored American literature in my time studying, and was lucky to have access to syllabi that spanned a more diverse array of writers. The Black writers I would come to know intimately were who […] The post When Innocent Black People Die, I Mourn The Life, The Potential, And The Art appeared first on Electric Literature. Continue reading at 'Electric Literature'

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