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Françoise Ega

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Françoise Ega


Born
in Le Morne-Rouge, Martinique
November 11, 1920

Died
March 08, 1977


Françoise Ega was an Afro-Martinican laborer, writer and social activist. She was most noted in her lifetime for her community leadership and advocacy for Caribbean migrants to France. Since her death, her written works, which explore themes of alienation, exploitation, and nationalism, have been recognized as an important voice for French Antillean women in the period between the end of the Second World War and the end to colonization.

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Cartas a uma Negra
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O tempo da infância
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L'ALIZÉ NE SOUFFLAIT PLUS
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