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Magazine and Journal Editor / Publisher
Fiction Writer
Free before 13th Amendment. Launched a monthly religious periodical, The Joy, for a Black Youth audiecec and wrote three novels that dealt with poverty, alcohol, and domestic violence (but not directly with race).