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Dismantling Canadian multiculturalism in African-Canadian fiction: Andre Alexis's ''Childhood'', Dionne Brand's ''What We All Long For'', and Lawrence Hill's ''Any Known Blood''. Dismantling Canadian multiculturalism in African-Canadian fiction: Andre Alexis's ''Childhood'', Dionne Brand's ''What We All Long For'', and Lawrence Hill's ''Any Known Blood''. by Sherry R. Johnson
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