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re: What Margo Jefferson said about Caroline Or Change reminds us of how different the theater would be if there were Black women critics
Posted by: whereismikeyfl 07:27 am EDT 08/21/19
In reply to: What Margo Jefferson said about Caroline Or Change reminds us of how different the theater would be if there were Black women critics - workerbee 06:26 am EDT 08/20/19

I am surprised to read people saying that they wish they could read the rest of the article or writing as if it were somehow unobtainable. The original post uses quotation marks, which makes it even more googlable. Jefferson did not review Caroline, but wrote about how having a child narrate affects the conception of character. I wish she had talked more about Member of the Wedding and why it was better rather than just tossing off a mention.
Link	CRITIC'S NOTEBOOK; The Power and Pitfalls Of Children in the Plot
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