Souls Grown Deep Vol. 2

The outer archives are busy

by William S. Arnett, William Arnett, Lowery Sims

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In 1926, upon publishing "The Negro Speaks of Rivers," poet Langston Hughes identified an African and Judeo-Christian image so potent it continues to cradle the dreams of the people conjured by its waters, including vernacular artist Joe Minter of Birmingham, Alabama.

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