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Writing beyond stereotypes : self-reflexivity and black masculinity In Erasure By Percival Everett
This undergraduate thesis aims to analyze how Percival Everett’s self-reflexive writing in Erasure (2001) exposes the processes through which Black masculinities are produced, interpreted, and regulated by racial, social, gendered, and commercial expectations. This study examines the construction
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