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Corregidora

Gayl Jones
Themes:
IdentitySlaveryFamily & Community
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Diaspora

USA

Era

Contemporary

Language

English

Genre

Fiction

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Blues singer Ursa Corregidora deals with family trauma descended from slavery in Brazil.

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Praised by Toni Morrison and James Baldwin; explores intergenerational trauma

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Blues singer Ursa Corregidora deals with family trauma descended from slavery in Brazil. Praised by Toni Morrison and James Baldwin; explores intergenerational trauma

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