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How to Make a Slave and Other Essays
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Jerald Walker
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How to Make a Slave Summary and Analysis
Dragon Slayers Summary and Analysis
Before Grief Summary and Analysis
Inauguration Summary and Analysis
Kaleshion Summary and Analysis
The Heritage Room Summary and Analysis
Unprepared Summary and Analysis
Feeding Pigeons Summary and Analysis
Breathe Summary and Analysis
The Heart Summary and Analysis
Balling Summary and Analysis
Testimony Summary and Analysis
Smoke Summary and Analysis
Wars Summary and Analysis
Simple Summary and Analysis
The Designated Driver Summary and Analysis
Strippers Summary and Analysis
Thieves Summary and Analysis
Once More to the Ghetto Summary and Analysis
Race Stories Summary and Analysis
Advice to a Family Man Summary and Analysis
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How to Make a Slave and Other Essays Questions and Answers
How does James Alan McPherson influence Walker's life in the essay "Dragon Slayers" from How to Make a Slave and Other Essays?
What is the effect of the second-person narration in Jerald Walker's essay "How to Make a Slave"?
In “Once More to the Ghetto” from How to Make a Slave and Other Essays, what does Walker mean when he writes that “humanity” was the defining feature of his life in the ghetto?