Alain Locke's New Negro: Of Words and Images
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These essays encourage a deeper understanding of creative ways of resisting and contributing,
which African Americans have shown consistently throughout U.S. history.
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Selina Lai-Henderson
Assistant Professor of American Literature and History at Duke Kunshan University
I am a US literary historian. My major intellectual theme--rethinking American writers
from global perspectives--situates US literature in the transnational frame of China
and in translation. I am the author of Mark Twain in China (Stanford UP, 2015), and
I am writing a second book, "You Are No Darker Than I Am:" Afro-Asian Imaginary and
Encounters. I co-direct Freedom Lab (Research Humanities Center, DKU) and am Senior
Associate Managing Editor of 
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