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Ishmael Reed: Critical Review by Merle Rubin

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SOURCE: Rubin, Merle. “Clever Satire, Inspired Nonsense.” Christian Science Monitor (9 March 1993): 14.

In the following review, Rubin offers a mixed assessment of Japanese by Spring, faulting Reed for his “inability to comprehend the pervasive oppression of women in almost every culture.”

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