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Articles in Summer, 1994 issue of African American Review

• Recovering the conjure woman: texts and contexts in Gloria Naylor's 'Mama Day.' - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Lindsey Tucker
• Quiet as it's kept - short story - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Sheryl T. Hawkins
• Orpheus ascending: music,race, and gender in Adrienne Kennedy's 'She Talks to Beethoven.' - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Philip C. Kolin
• Screenplays of the African American Experience. - book reviews
  by John Williams
• Early black women playwrights and the dual liberation motif - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Will Harris
• Journey into speech - a writer between two worlds: an interview with Michelle Cliff - Black Women's Culture Issue - Interview
  by Opal Palmer Adisa
• Leaning Against the Sun. - book reviews
  by Lenard D. Moore
• Ambrosia and pure spring water - short story - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Melanie A. Rawls
• "Would you really rather die than bear my young?": the construction of gender, race, and species in Octavia E. Butler's "Bloodchild." - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Elyce Rae Helford
• Girl at the Window. - book reviews
  by Lenard D. Moore
• "These are the facts of the darky's history": thinking history and reading names in four African American texts - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Adam McKible
• Voice and interiority in Zora Neale Hurston's 'Their Eyes Were Watching God.' - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Maria J. Racine
• My Father's Geography. - book reviews
  by Lenard D. Moore
• Giving blood to the scraps, haints, history, and Hosea in 'Beloved.' - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Robert L. Broad
• "Ladies first": Queen Latifah's Afrocentric feminist music video - Black Women's Culture Issue
  by Robin Roberts
• New Essays on 'Their Eyes Were Watching God.' - book reviews
  by Missy Dehn Kubitschek
• Ralph Ellison. - book reviews
  by Robert J. Butler