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Race Literature Judith H. Bonner and instead came to beScholarship on nineteenth and early twentieth century religious periodicals, particularly Black publications, remains sparse and often focuses on the theological contributions of male writers. Race Literature: Women Contributors to the "A. M. E. Church Review," 1884 1924 fills a gap by examining the prose contributions of over three dozen women writers to the quarterly publication of the African Methodist Episcopal denomination during this important