Beloved: Eight black female writers and thinkers on Toni Morrison’s life and legacy

Leah Wright Rigueur; Michelle Obama; Esi Edugyan; Sherrilyn Ifill; Sarah Ladipo Manyika; Tayari Jones; Jacqueline Woodson; Michelle L. Norris; Diana Ejaita

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Beloved: Eight black female writers and thinkers on Toni Morrison’s life and legacy

Leah Wright Rigueur, Michelle Obama, Esi Edugyan, Sherrilyn Ifill, Sarah Ladipo Manyika, Tayari Jones, Jacqueline Woodson, Michelle L. Norris and Diana Ejaita

The Washington post.

08/09/2019

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Toni Morrison

African American Studies

American Literature

Essays by eight black female writers reflecting on Toni Morrison's work, life, and legacy.

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Title: Beloved
Creators: Leah Wright Rigueur (Author) - Brandeis University, Department of History
Michelle Obama (Author)
Esi Edugyan (Author)
Sherrilyn Ifill (Author)
Sarah Ladipo Manyika (Author)
Tayari Jones (Author)
Jacqueline Woodson (Author)
Michelle L. Norris (Author)
Diana Ejaita (Illustrator)
Publication Details: The Washington post.
Publisher: The Washington Post; Washington, DC
Format: online news article
Identifiers: 9924103582101921
Academic Unit: Department of History
Language: English
Resource Type: Newspaper article

Beloved: Eight black female writers and thinkers on Toni Morrison’s life and legacy

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