2. “The Blacker The Berry” By Wallace Thurman
Looking for hope, Emma Lou Morgan—a person unashamed of being black but ashamed about her darkness—leaves her home in Idaho and finds herself in the middle of the Harlem Renaissance which leads her on a soul-finding journey to accepting herself as she is.
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