Blue-Eyed Black Boy

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Blue-Eyed Black Boy is a one-act anti-lynching play by Harlem Renaissance writer Georgia Douglas Johnson that confronts racial violence and injustice in the American South.

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instanceOf anti-lynching play
one-act play
theatrical work
addresses racial violence and injustice in the American South
associatedWith African American literature
African American theatre NERFINISHED
anti-lynching drama tradition
author Georgia Douglas Johnson NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creatorOccupation Georgia Douglas Johnson is a playwright NERFINISHED
Georgia Douglas Johnson is a poet
focusesOn a Black mother’s attempt to save her son from lynching
form one act
genre drama
social protest drama
historicalContext Jim Crow era United States NERFINISHED
language English
literaryMovement New Negro movement NERFINISHED
movement Harlem Renaissance
period early 20th century
settingLocation American South NERFINISHED
subjectMatter racial terror in the American South
threat of lynching of a young Black man
theme Jim Crow segregation NERFINISHED
interracial relationships
legal injustice
lynching
maternal protection
mob violence
racial identity
racial injustice
racial violence
writer Georgia Douglas Johnson NERFINISHED

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Georgia Douglas Johnson notableWork Blue-Eyed Black Boy