The Black Arts Movement And Black Aesthetics
“Letter From Birmingham Jail” by Martin Luther King
“The Autobiography of Malcolm X” by Malcolm X
“Twenty-Six Ways of Looking at a Blackman” by Raymond Patterson
Using these 3 works answer the following question In what ways are these literary works political and nationalistic (pro-Black) in accordance with the Black Aesthetic?
• Essay must include direct quotes from this text/these texts.
• Essay must include direct quotes from at least two secondary sources:
o Introductions, timelines, biographies in the Norton Anthology of African American Literature
o MLA International Bibliography database articles
o JSTOR database articles
o Books in the library
• No internet sources should be used in this essay.
• Essay must include a List of Works Cited at the end
• Pages should be numbered
• Essay should have a descriptive title, not just “Paper 3”
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