Although they are unlikely to see it quite this way, perhaps some of the complexities that are grist to Dubow and Rose can be traced to this concealed faultline in the text. I would propose that Sachs was, in fact, not writing biography. They are inexact counterparts, and Sachs's text flowed from the fecund collision between them. In several of her lively paragraphs, Rose uses feminism to winkle out some of Sachs's unconscious bias. Both Rose and Dubow focus closely on revisions that Sachs made to Black Hamlet 10 years later, in a re-issue entitled Black Anger .
Corrections are always a giveaway.