North Carolina Slave Voices
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Dr. Lucinda MacKethan, in a talk given at the North Carolina Museum of History, discusses the way in which African American writers in the 19th century fought against slavery and racism using the power of the written word. She includes the narratives of Harriet Jacobs, Moses Roper, and Lunsford Lane and the poetry of George Moses Horton.
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