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negroes and other essays senegal The symbol translates to “Fear

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The symbol translates to “Fear None Expect God

” talk about “white blindness”: “I was as slow to see this injustice as a bear awakening from hibernation

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negroes and other essays senegal The symbol translates to “FearPeople sense it. They can feel it in the air even though most cannot identify it or touch it. They know something is wrong, has been wrong, terribly wrong. But, whatever it is, it has run its course. It has returned home. For it has nowhere else to go. It can no longer hide behind blaming others. It is afraid. And its fear reacts with terror against anyone and anything within its reach. Truth always surfaces. It cannot be hidden or Afrikans could not

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