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“In The Source of Self-Regard, Morrison returns to ideas she introduced in her Nobel lecture about how language operates and how some of the ways we treat each other in the space we call “home” get replicated in one place after another. The book is a volume of essays, meditations, speeches, college lectures, and even tributes to people like her dear friend, James Baldwin, and others where she takes on huge issues like censorship, immigration, sexism, violence, and the role of memory in historicizing the past. “ Read more...
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