Our Battle Over and Over Again by Safiya Henderson-holmes Toni Morrison Race Prose
journal article
Dialectical Anthropology
Published By: Springer
https://www. jstor .org/stable/29790777
The African American Langston Hughes (1902-1967) and the Nigerian Nnamdi Azikiwe (1904-1996) were alumni of Lincoln University, transatlantic culture warriors, and literary collaborators. In their friendship of thirty years, the two leaders of twentieth century blackness discourse shared more in mutual than at that place had ever been in relationships betwixt African and African American elites. Surprisingly, very piddling attention has been paid to the meeting of two great minds who individually and collectively stirred the imagination of their successors across Africa and the black Diaspora. By excavating the influences and unusual similarities in their babyhood and adult experiences and by a close reading of their poetry, this newspaper examines the cultural kinship as well as the shared vision of social justice between Hughes and Zik.
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