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Volume 7, Issue 2

Fall 2019

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From the Editor

Jennifer F. Hamer

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Black Love after E. Franklin Frazier: An Introduction

Randal Maurice Jelks; Ayesha K. Hardison

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“For Women, Life Is Right Hard”: When Frazier’s Subjects Speak for Themselves

Paula C. Austin

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Motherlines Conceived from Disparate Roots

Channon S. Miller

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The Marketability of Black Joy: After “I Do” in Black Romance Film

Simone Drake

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Still Unmarried: Black Women and Relationship Advice Literature

Emerald L. Christopher-Byrd

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The Repast: Self and Collective Love in the Face of Black Death

Haile Eshe Cole

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