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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BIG SISTER TELLS ME THAT I'M BLACK, by ARNOLD ADOFF
Sources:
FAMILIES; POEMS CELEBRATING THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE. ILLUSTRATED BY JOHN WARD.
Strickland, Dorothy S. And Michael R. Strickland (eds.)
(1994)
Page 19
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