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Aaron Coats
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The Women Can Save Themselves in “A Dangerous Business”
Beware the Power of Social Capital in “Face”
Visions of Black Beauty in “Memphis”
The Strangeness of Life vs. Fiction in “Be Here to Love Me at the End of the World”
Surviving Multiple Black Histories in “The Perishing”
Carrying on the Tradition of Cultural Healing in “Shallow Waters”
A Curated Playlist for Self-Discovery in “The Fugitivities”
Nearly Eighty Years Later, Richard Wright’s “The Man Who Lived Underground” Emerges
An Enduring Black Hero in “Blood Grove”
The Fire of Trauma in “The Ancient Hours”
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