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June Jordan: Critical Essay by P. Jane Splawn

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SOURCE: Splawn, P. Jane. “New World Consciousness in the Poetry of Ntozake Shange and June Jordan: Two African-American Women's Response to Expansionism in the Third World.” CLA Journal XXXIX, no. 4 (June, 1996) 417-31.

In the following essay, Splawn extols Jordan's and Ntozake Shange's call for a New World consciousness.

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