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soul
noun- a black person US
- Five of them, three Italians and two souls, whipped up three small white boys last night. — David Parks, GI Diary, p. 7, 1968
- the essence of black culture US
- “Many, what can anybody see in a gray chick, when colored chicks are so fine; they got so much soul.” This was the coming of the “soul” thing too. — Claude Brown, Manchild in the Promised Land, p. 172, 1965
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