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“Yeah, I thought to myself, like LSD, a black lover is the thing this year. I had seen the white girls in the Village and at off-Broadway theaters clutching their black men tightly while I, manless, looked on with bitterness. I often vowed I would find me an ofay in self-defense, but I could never bring myself to condone the wholesale rape of my slave ancestors by letting a white man touch me.”

Quote by Louise Meriwether

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Louise Meriwether

Louise Meriwether is an American novelist known for her profound insights into racial and social issues. Her works often focus on the experiences of African American women, particularly their lives under the backdrop of segregation and gender discrimination. more

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