Toni Morrison and Motherhood

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The book explores Toni Morrison's theory of African American mothering, delving into how this concept is expressed across her novels, essays, speeches, and interviews. It highlights the significance of maternal figures in her work and examines the cultural and historical contexts that shape her portrayal of motherhood. Through a detailed analysis, the author reveals the complexities of maternal relationships and their impact on identity and community within African American culture.