The New Negro 2008
DOI: 10.1515/9781400827879-100
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The Gift of Laughter (1925)

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“…‘The smile that hovered above blood and tragedy’, W.E.B. Du Bois offered a tribute book (Rowland 1923); Jessie Fauset's brilliant New Negro chapter (Fauset 1925), ‘The Gift of Laughter’, resembled Ellen Willis later on Bob Dylan as the cartography of an icon's mask. In 1970, Ann Charters, a Beats scholar (her husband Sam wrote studies of Country Blues early and a biography of Lucy McKim Garrison late; their collaborative marriage is an untold history), published Nobody , the ‘story of a man neatly trapped by the prejudice and intolerance of his time’.…”
Section: Literary Sentimental Vernaculars and Us Popular Music Writingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…‘The smile that hovered above blood and tragedy’, W.E.B. Du Bois offered a tribute book (Rowland 1923); Jessie Fauset's brilliant New Negro chapter (Fauset 1925), ‘The Gift of Laughter’, resembled Ellen Willis later on Bob Dylan as the cartography of an icon's mask. In 1970, Ann Charters, a Beats scholar (her husband Sam wrote studies of Country Blues early and a biography of Lucy McKim Garrison late; their collaborative marriage is an untold history), published Nobody , the ‘story of a man neatly trapped by the prejudice and intolerance of his time’.…”
Section: Literary Sentimental Vernaculars and Us Popular Music Writingmentioning
confidence: 99%