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Dillon’s libretto ruminates on the conditions and capaciousness of Black performance as experienced through the Black operatic
and a pair of racialized pickup artists
Angela Schanelec
Ekow Eshun: Black Gold of the Sun Anthony Gerrity 33 × 24 cmPenguin, 2006, softcover, 240 pages, 19 x 13 cm 'Where are you from?' 'No, where are you really from?' These questions, which he has been asked since boyhood, drive Ekow Eshun to travel through Ghana in search of his roots, and lead him on an exploration of history and belonging, from slavery in Africa and the West to the present day and what it means to be black. In search of answers, Ekow unearths yet more questions, some shocking contradictions and
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