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This posting summarizes theme in Walker's nonfiction piece, In Search of Our Mother's Gardens.

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Walker's In Search of Our Mothers' Gardens, alludes to growing up poor in a rural area. This story not only embodies a feminist slant, but it also emphasizes the ...

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