
2000 Blacks
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2000 Blacks probes the complexity of economic and politically motivated migration from Africa, which has been referred to as "African Brain Drain." In the first sequence of poems, Ajibola Tolase explores Africa's history and encounters with the Western world, providing poetic insight into the economic instability precipitated by the transatlantic slave trade and exploitation of mineral resources. Moving inward, the second sequence plumbs the poet's complex relationship with his father, connecting his emotional and then physical absence with the consequences of community disintegration.
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Content
- Cover
- Contents
- Transatlantic
- I
- Noun
- Refuge Sonnets
- As You Already Know
- Midwest in the Spring
- Descent
- Forty-One
- Black Boy
- Commutative Properties of Black Bodies
- Boy
- Dolls
- White Girls Guide to Dating Black Boys
- How-To
- Coda
- Victoria Island, Lagos
- II
- Badagry
- Sonnet for the Lampedusa Disaster
- Justice
- New Year Problem
- Break Out
- High Water
- Brotherman
- Kalakuta Show
- Heritage Park
- Brotherman
- Night
- Island
- Backwards
- Idris Dead
- 4'33"
- Nomad
- Embers
- Unmastered
- Notes
- Acknowledgments
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