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| Hayes, whose performance-based practice has long explored the vicissitudes, coercions, and resistances at the heart of subject formation, typically appears in her own work. He talks about the law, what is God's will from the beginning of creation, and in doing so he also talks about daily work and struggle, frustrations and tensions, coercions and anxieties. Bambara work s from within a black nationalist aesthetic of affirmation and solidarity, even as her stories resist the masculinizing coercions of the cultural nationalism of that period. |
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