2015American studiesOpen access

“Black Is . . . Black Ain’t”: Ralph Ellison’s Meta-Black Aesthetic and the “End” of African American Literature

Casey Hayman

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Key concepts: Humanity, African-American literature, Racism, African american, American literature, History, Religious studies, Sociology

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