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- Lit & Lectures, Book Review, Sep 5, 2012
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Blacks and blackface
Darkest America parses the queasy appeal of minstrelsy
- by Noah Berlatsky
- Tags: Book Review, black minstrelsy, slavery, hip-hop, Jake Austen, Yuval Taylor, blackface, Mardi Gras, racism, minstrel shows, Paul Robeson, Bert Williams, Zora Neale Hurston
