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Black hope is inherently Afro-futurist, seemingly inexhaustible, and endlessly beautiful. Black hope is full liberation, as yet unseen.
Ana Kelsey-Powell
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Odes to Black Hope, contribution collected by Jathan Martin, Reflections, Fall 2020; Two complete closing sentences of Kelsey-Powell’s contribution. Combined with #1752, 25 words from this article.
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Odes to Black Hope, contribution collected by Jathan Martin, Reflections, Fall 2020
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  • reflections.yale.eduChecked using manual, 21 October 2026Odes to Black Hope, contribution collected by Jathan Martin, Reflections, Fall 2020; Two complete closing sentences of Kelsey-Powell’s contribution. Combined with #1752, 25 words from this article.

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