Letters to James W. Ivy, [ca. 1930-1960].

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Letters to James W. Ivy, [ca. 1930-1960].

Most are addressed from France. Concern her Negro Anthology, with commentary concerning Langston Hughes and other black writers; education; art; politics and civil rights issues.

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