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        <title><![CDATA[An African writer can be a social critic to the extent that any writer...]]></title>
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        <description><![CDATA[An African writer can be a social critic to the extent that any writer can be a critic of the time and place he lives in. But it seems like you are asking for some examples of African Writers who have written about their social circumstances.

Mark Mathabane wrote "Kaffir Boy" and several other autobiographical books about the life of a young black boy growing up in the system of Apartheid in South Africa.  In addition, he, through the eyes of...]]></description>
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