West Africa
Ghana
Contemporary
English
Poetry
A debut poetry collection by a Ghanaian-American poet exploring inherited trauma, Blackness in America, and the body as site of racial and gendered violence.
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One of the strongest recent debuts in Black American poetry from the Ghanaian diaspora
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editorial-summarynot primary textA debut poetry collection by a Ghanaian-American poet exploring inherited trauma, Blackness in America, and the body as site of racial and gendered violence. One of the strongest recent debuts in Black American poetry from the Ghanaian diaspora
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