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Most of the men in the black and white photo are gone now, but no one was thinking about exiting the world when the photo was taken.
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Most of the men in the black and white photo are gone now, but no one was thinking about exiting the world when the photo was taken.
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Gaines' stamp is the 46th in the USPS' Black Heritage series.
Ernest Gaines, the Pointe Coupee Parish native who became of the most celebrated authors in 20th century American literature, will be memorialized on a U.S. postage stamp set for issue in January.
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Novelist Ernest J. Gaines, whose poor childhood on a small Louisiana plantation inspired stories of black struggles that grew into universal tales of grace and beauty, will be depicted on a U.S. postage stamp to be issued in January.