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At the Folger, Black Women Have Been Talking With Shakespeare for 400 Years

The Folger Shakespeare Library's new exhibition To Hear Her Speak gathers nearly 100 objects — from Phillis Wheatley's copybook to Toni Morrison's notes for Desdemona — to trace Black women's engagement with Shakespeare across more than four centuries.

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