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Rosey Pool
Introduction
The papers of Dutch teacher and cultural anthropologist Rosey Eva Pool (1905-71) contain a wealth of material for scholars of twentieth-century African-American literature, politics and music. After developing close connections with several black American poets in the 1920s while a graduate student in Berlin, Pool continued to cultivate these friendships and champion black poetry, as both teacher and editor, for the rest of her life.