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I see several Africas and one vertical in the tumu
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my negritude riddles with holes the dense affliction of its worthy patience.

Notebook of a Return to the Native Land [1947]

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Aimé Césaire

1913-06-26 — 2008-04-17 · Basse-Pointe

Aimé Césaire was a Martinican poet, writer, and politician, a prominent figure in the literary and political movement of Négritude. His poetic work, marked by expressive force and denunciation of colonialism, deeply explored African and Caribbean identity. He was also an influential political leader, fighting for decolonization and the rights of oppressed peoples.

Awards (2)
1982
Grand Prix National de Poésie

The Grand Prix National de la Poésie is one of the most prestigious French literary awards, dedicated to celebrating excellence in poetry, recognizing authors for the entirety of their poetic work.

1994
America Award

The America Award in Literature is an award granted annually to English-language authors who have demonstrated excellence and originality in their literary work, with a focus on themes that explore the American experience.

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