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    Ntozake Shange Playwright of power

    by Suzan-Lori Parks Nov 12, 2018 1 minute
    Shange in New York City in 1976, the year for colored girls . . . premiered

    THERE’S A MOMENT WHERE WORDS ARE SO LIMITING. TO SAY Ntozake Shange—who died at 70 on Oct. 27—was a playwright, novelist, poet and activist

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