The Black Box

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Exploring the journey of Black self-definition in America, this work highlights the influential writers who shaped this narrative. It traces the contributions of figures like Phillis Wheatley, Frederick Douglass, and Toni Morrison, illustrating how their words forged a sense of belonging and identity amidst a harshly racist landscape. Through their literary legacies, these authors crafted a "home" for Black individuals, emphasizing the power of writing as a means of resilience and cultural expression.