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clogic-191549	Foley, Barbara	Rhetoric and Silence in Barack Obama’s 'Dreams from My Father'	2019	46	.pdf	application/pdf	20455	629	49	Here is where the metaphor chosen to describe the scene – the designation of the crowd as a “single-celled 17 For the historical prototypes of some of Obama’s Altgeld Gardens “characters,” see “They knew him when: First impressions of Barack Obama,” Chicago Tribune, November 15, 2008; and Lynn Sweet Lynn, “Obama's research memo – on himself,” Chicago Sun-Times 20 February 2007 (<http://blogs.suntimes.com/sweet/2007/02/sweet_blog_special_obama_in_lo.html>). We should keep in mind the structured silences informing Obama’s portrait of Frank Marshall Davis – a black man, a Marxist, and a father figure – as we approach his representation of Barack Obama, Senior.22 “It was the silence that betrayed us”: Fathers and sons The elder Obama: his presence supplies the title of Dreams from My Father and, explicitly or implicitly, informs every page.	cache/clogic-191549.pdf	txt/clogic-191549.txt