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James M. Whitfield

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contribution to African American literature

In African American literature: Prose, drama, and poetry
She and James M. Whitfield, author of a volume of spirited protest poetry titled America and Other Poems (1853), helped ensure that the 1850s would become the first African American literary renaissance.
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