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Articles in Winter 2009 issue of Southern Quarterly

• Editor's Introduction
  by Chambers, Douglas B
• Can the Subaltern Speak? A Postcolonial, Existential Reading of Richard Wright's Native Son
  by Hogue, W Lawrence
• Richard Wright's Haiku
  by Zheng, Jianqing
• Re-presenting Black Boy: The Evolving Packaging History of Richard Wright's Autobiography
  by Rambsy, Howard
• Beautiful Propaganda
  by Mielke, Bob
• Illinois Writers' Project Essays: Introduction, The
  by Dolinar, Brian
• For Profit's Sake! Don't Look at that White Lady!
  by Sumner, Charles
• Black Boy's Blues Refrain
  by Salvant, Shawn
• Mixed Reception of Black Power, The
  by Gaines, Kevin
• "I Would Have Fed Him Gumbo z'Herbes"
  by Chase, Leah
• From Rights to Economics: The Ongoing Struggle for Black Equality in the U.S. South
  by Wright, Gavin
• Seeking Salvation in a Naturalistic Universe: Richard Wright's Use of His Southern Religious Background in Black Boy (American Hunger)
  by Butler, Robert
• NATIVE SON: The Novel and the Plays
  by Ward, Jerry W