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LAW & HISTORY > educator, critic, author > Addison Gayle, Jr
The extent of...
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The extent of the cultural strangulation of Black literature by white critics has been the extent to which they have been allowed to define the terms in which the Black artist will deal with his own experience. . .
Source: Cultural Strangulation: Black Literature and the White Aesthetic, The Black Aesthetic, 1971.
-- Addison Gayle, Jr, (Jun 2 1932-1991), US educator, critic, author; He published numerous volumes, including The Way of the New World,and edited the important anthology The Black Aesthetic, 1971.