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Peer reviewedEstes-Hicks, Onita – African American Review, 1993
In its most recent phase of return and reconciliation, autobiography of the Black south demonstrates the regaining of freedom on southern soil, an act of transcendence that transforms the previous scene of oppression into a sanctuary of beloved community. Examples of autobiographical works of reconciliation are reviewed. (SLD)
Descriptors: Autobiographies, Black Community, Black Culture, Black Family
