Sinning as Empowerment: Reclaiming God as a Black, Queer Woman in Alice Walker’s The Color Purple
Abstract
In this paper, the author embarks on the task of re-imagining the seven sins of Christianity in the context of Alice Walker\u27s The Color Purple, specifically in relation to the character Shug AverySimilar works
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This paper was published in Augustana College, Illinois: Augustana Digital Commons.
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