African American Review

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Articles in Spring 1993 issue of African American Review

• Two views of my grandmother - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Malaika Favorite
• Faulkner's Southern reflections: the black on the back of the mirror in "Ad Astra." - William Faulkner - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Reginald Martin
• Yusef Komunyakaa: the unified vision - canonization and humanity - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Alvin Aubert
• The long and short of it - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux
• On the second birthday of my grandson Mikki - June 16, 1991 - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Trellie L. Jeffers
• Poem for Mildred: wherever you are - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Chakula cha Jua
• Land changes - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Lenard D. Moore
• Hairpeace - requirement for Afro-American women writers to discuss hair - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Pearl Cleage
• The ladder: a one-act allegorical play about drugs - play - Section 2: Drama
  by Chakula cha Jua
• Reading South: Poets mean & poems signify - a note on origins - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Jerry W. Ward, Jr.
• Auction block - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Jaki Shelton Green
• Requiem for a teacher - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Trellie L. Jeffers
• Bayou ballad - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Sybil Kein
• Tunnel rats - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Frank Lamont Phillips
• The black South in contemporary film - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Jacquie Jones
• The ritual - an Afro-American woman getting her hair done - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Valerie Boyd
• You're different - play - Section 2: Drama
  by Levi Frazier, Jr.
• Song of joy - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Carol F. Bebelle
• Where does the slave woman's face - untitled poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Jaki Shelton Green
• Last one in should bring the light - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Ja A. Jahannes
• Mirrors - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Erren Geraud Kelly
• Word works - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Mona Lisa Saloy
• The autobiography of an idea - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Arthenia Bates Millican
• Miz Culchure Lady - Afro-American woman living African culture - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Nayo Barbara Malcolm Watkins
• Yardbird's vamp - play - Section 2: Drama
  by Robert Earl Price
• Oh! To daufuskie - dah first key - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Felton Eaddy
• This South: I - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Ramona L. Hyman
• Totes - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Ja A. Jahannes
• Mississippi River Poems - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Pinkie Gordon Lane
• Homecoming - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Andrea M. Wren
• God - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Ja A. Jahannes
• Cloak of darkness - segregation in New Orleans Recreation Department - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Brenda Dyer Quant
• Two views of New Orleans - Section 1: Black South Culture
  by Tom Dent
• Malcolm, my son - play - Section 2: Drama
  by Kalamu ya Salaam
• Aging - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Quo Vadis Gex-Breaux
• The big fight - poem - Section 3: Sayings, Sermons, Tall Tales, and Lies - Contemporary Black Poetry
  by Brad Lewis