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Articles in Fall, 1994 issue of African American Review

• Heroic "hussies" and "brilliant queers": genderracial resistance in the works of Langston Hughes
  by Anne Borden
• The chocolate man - short story
  by Randy Ross
• "A chafing savage, down the decent street": the politics of compromise in Claude McKay's protest sonnets
  by James R. Keller
• My Father's Shadow: Intergenerational Conflict in African American Men's Autobiography. - book reviews
  by John Sekora
• The Ethnic American Woman: Problems, Protests, Lifestyles. - book reviews
  by Louis J. Parascandola
• The process of literacy as communal involvement in the narratives of Frederick Douglass
  by Daniel J. Royer
• Is Morrison also among the prophets?: "psychoanalytic" strategies in 'Beloved.' - Toni Morrison
  by Iyunolu Osagie
• Critical Essays on Frederick Douglass. - book reviews
  by John Sekora
• Black American Music: Past and Present, 2d ed. - book reviews
  by Warren Swindell
• Disseminating heterotopia
  by Robert F. Reid-Pharr
• The Nathan Heard interviews
  by Eric Beaumont
• "Nothing extenuate, nor set down aught in malice": new biographical information on Ira Aldridge
  by Bernth Lindfors
• The Frederick Douglass Papers, Series One: Speeches, Debates, and Interviews. - book reviews
  by John Sekora
• Richard Wright's long journey from Gorky to Dostoevsky - Maxim Gorky and Fyodor Dostoevsky
  by Dale E. Peterson
• Soon there will be none - short story
  by Ann Allen Shockley
• Frederick Douglass: New Literary and Historical Essays. - book reviews
  by John Sekora
• A Lesson Before Dying. - book reviews
  by David E. Vancil
• The River Jericho - short story
  by Steven Noel
• "Preachin' the Blues": Bessie Smith's secular religion and Alice Walker's 'The Color Purple.'
  by Thomas F. Marvin
• Frederick Douglass. - book reviews
  by John Sekora
• Nikki Giovanni. - book reviews
  by Ann Folwell Stanford