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Thursday, 31 March 2011 02:21

Dennis Brutus

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Date Of Birth: 1924
Nationality: South Africa
Hometown: Currently living in the united States
Occupation:       
Professor of African Studies and African Literature
Success: He was the recipient of the Langston Hughes Award in 1987 (the first non-African American to receive that award) and was honored with the Paul Robeson Award in 1989, for "artistic excellence, political conciousness and integrity."
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