George Schuyler: Paradox among "Assimilationist" Writers.

Rayson, Ann

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Publication Date: 1978

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George Schuyler: Paradox among "Assimilationist" Writers.

Rayson, Ann

Black American Literature Forum, v12 n3 p102-06 Fall 1978

Examines George S. Schuyler's life and his autobiography, "Black and Conservative"; concludes that Schuyler was a unique example of a Black intellectual who struggled with the race issue for years only to emerge as a reactionary who refused to recognize race as an issue. (GW)

Descriptors: Autobiographies, Black Attitudes, Black Literature, Political Affiliation, Racial Attitudes, United States Literature

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Language: English

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