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Vodou, Hoodoo & African Diasporic Religions

Ainsi parla l'oncle

by Jean Price-Mars

The Haitian ethnologist's landmark essay So Spoke the Uncle, which defended Haitian peasant culture and Vodou as a religion worthy of respect and helped inspire the négritude movement.

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