“Silence is a sounding thing, To one who listens hungrily”
Quote by Gwendolyn B. Bennett
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Gwendolyn B. Bennett
Gwendolyn B. Bennett was an influential American writer during the Harlem Renaissance, known for her significant contributions to African American literature. Born on July 8, 1902, and passing away on May 30, 1981, Bennett's writing focused on the experiences and struggles of African Americans, playing a crucial role in shaping the literary landscape of her era. more
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