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561 works of pan-African thought. 5 matching current filters.

RegionAllWest AfricaEast AfricaSouthern AfricaNorth AfricaCentral AfricaCaribbeanDiaspora
GenreAllFictionNon-fictionPoetryDramaAutobiographyFolklore
EraAllPre-colonial Oral TraditionsColonialPost-colonialHarlem RenaissanceNegritudeContemporary
The Weary Blues
1926
Langston Hughes

Hughes's first poetry collection capturing the rhythms of jazz and blues with poems celebrating Black life.

DiasporaPoetry
Color
1925
Countee Cullen

First poetry collection including famous poems 'Heritage' and 'Incident' exploring race and identity.

DiasporaPoetry
Copper Sun
1927
Countee Cullen

Second poetry collection continuing exploration of race and romanticism in classical verse forms.

DiasporaPoetry
Harlem Shadows
1922
Claude McKay

Poetry collection including militant sonnet 'If We Must Die' written after Red Summer of 1919.

DiasporaPoetry
God's Trombones: Seven Negro Sermons in Verse
1927
James Weldon Johnson

Poetic renditions of traditional Black folk sermons capturing oratory power of Black preachers.

DiasporaPoetry