Juanita Harrison (December 28, 1891-?) was an African-American writer known only for her autobiography, My Great, Wide, Beautiful World (1936), which narrates her extensive travel abroad. No record exists of her life after the publication of her book. Hence, her date of death cannot be determined.
Read more about Juanita Harrison: Biography, My Great, Wide, Beautiful World, Critical Reception
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