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Afro-America, The Before Columbus Foundation and The Literary Multiculturalization of America

So, in the Introduction to his essay-collection, The Black Aesthetic (1971), Addison Gayle, Jr. issued a symptomatic call to arms. The 1960s legacy of Black Power had entered literary discourse. The tone, the imagery, had origins in a broad litany of change: from, say, the desegregation of Central High School in Little Rock in 1957 to LBJ's signing of the Voting Rights Act in 1965, and from the Selma demonstrations of January-March 1965 to the Poor People's Campaign of