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Poet and activist June Jordan wrote her way to the forefront of political analysis, witness and moral summoning for more than half a century. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)Subject
- Jordan, June, — 1936-
- Women — United States — Social conditions
- African Americans — Social conditions — 1975-
- Racism — United States
- Sexism — United States
- Racism — Study and teaching — United States
- Feminism — Study and teaching — United States
- United States — Politics and government — 1989-
- United States — Social conditions — 1980-
- United States — Race relations
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Notes
- Includes index
Contents
- 1. Introduction: Some of Us Did Not Die
- 2. The Invisible People: An Unsolicited Report on Black Rage
- 3. A Far Stretch Well Worth the Effort
- 4. Hunting for Jews?
- 5. A Letter to Maria
- 6. Do You Do Well To Be Angry?
- 7. Update on Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Best of My Heart
- 8. Letter to My Friend
- 9. Break the Law!
- 10. A Couple of Words on Behalf of Sex (Itself)
- 11. Besting a Worst Case Scenario
- 12. Notes Toward a Model of Resistance
- 13. O. J. Simpson: Innocent of What?
- 14. Ruth and Naomi, David and Jonathan: One Love
- 15. Islam and the USA Today
- 16. I Am Seeking an Attitude
- 17. The Light of the Fire
- 18. Waking Up in the Middle of Some American Dreams
- 19. Requiem for the Champ
- 20. Can I Get a Witness?
- 21. A New Politics of Sexuality
- 22. For My American Family: A Belated Tribute to a Legacy of Gifted Intelligence and Guts
- 23. The Mountain and the Man Who Was Not God: An Essay on the Life and Ideas of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
- 24. Nobody Mean More to Me Than You and the Future Life of Willie Jordan
- 25. The Difficult Miracle of Black Poetry in America or Something Like a Sonnet for Phillis Wheatley
- 26. Life After Lebanon
- 27. White Tuesday: November, 1984
- 28. Nicaragua: Why I Had to Go There
- 29. Report from the Bahamas
- 30. Problems of Language in a Democratic State
- 31. Many Rivers to Cross
- 32. For the Sake of People’s Poetry: Walt Whitman and the Rest of Us
- 33. Civil Wars
- 34. Where Is the Love?
- 35. Old Stories: New Lives
- 36. Notes Toward a Black Balancing of Love and Hatred
- 37. American Violence and the Holy Loving Spirit
- 38. Letter to R. Buckminster Fuller
- 39. Letter to Michael
- 40. Foreword to Civil Wars
ISBN
- 0465036929
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