A citizen of the world
by Maclin Bocock
1999
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The title story of this anthology is on a U.S.-born daughter of Jewish refugees who travels to the Soviet Union to find an identity, while in Play Me 'Stormy Weather,' Please, two childhood friends in the U.S. South, a black boy and a white girl, are separated by their parents for fear they will fall in love.
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