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In Pass Christian, Mississippi in 1969, sixteen-year-old Ruba, trained by her Haitian grandmother in both voodoo and Amazonian warrior tactics, uses her skills to fight against racism and the African witch Zashar, now coming ashore in the form of Hurricane Camille.
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1 edition- Other · English · 2005Bloomsbury Children's Books · 208 pages · 9781582349527
Haitian AmericansRacismFictionCivil rights movementsHurricane Camille, 1969HurricanesVoodooismAfrican Americans