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(NYT20) NEW YORK -- Aug. 14, 2002 -- HURSTON-SEMINAR-3 -- On Tuesday night, Zora Neale Hurston, the protean folklorist and queen of the Harlem Renaissance, conjured an appearance on a Central Park stage for a party with 2,000 friends. Her words were read faithfully in dialect the way she had copied them down from her sources, complete with unsparing racial stereotypes of the day, drew occasional groans but mostly easy laughter. "She's smiling on us right now,'' said the actor Russell Hornsby, who turned out with Ossie Davis, left, and Ruby Dee and other guests to salute Hurston in a program of readings at Summerstage called "Zora's Salon.'' Actor Avery Brooks reading one of Hurston's folk tales. (G. Paul Burnett/The New York Times)
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