"AC/DC Blues" and "Passing"

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This paper explores the similarities and differences in "AC/DC Blues" and Larsen's "Passing", and their relation to the representation of female sexuality in African American culture. The author feels that the blue music in the "AC/DC Blues" recording and Nella Larsen's "Passing" are both the products of the "Harlem Renaissance".

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" The Harlem Renaissance is the most important period in African-Americans' history. During this period, there were many different and significant social issues and cultures playing crucial roles in history. Many new forms of music, arts and literature are presented. For example, female homosexuality was considered a subculture in the Harlem Renaissance. This phenomenon appeared in both blue music and fiction stories. In this essay, I would like to explore the similarities and differences in "AC/DC Blues" and Larsen's Passing."

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