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Walker, Alice
The Women's Press paperback, 1987 reprint.
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Why it's in the Cabin
A novel that looks into the conflicting racial and gender identities within the Civil Rights movement. The Women’s Press is historical feminist publishing company, founded in the 70s in London. It had a crucial role in disseminating not only feminist political thought, but in highlighting contemporary women fiction writers from around the globe.
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Alice Walker
An acclaimed American novelist, short story writer, poet, and activist, profoundly influential for her exploration of the lives of Black people, particularly Black women, often through the lens of their struggles for liberation and self-realisation. Raised in the American South, her experiences deeply inform her distinctive literary voice, which gained international recognition with her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel The Color Purple (1982).
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