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10 hours ago · If we’re really for the people, with the shit’s, down for the cause, we would stop using the master’s tools to dismantle the master’s house (s/o Audre Lorde). Although, I imagine it must be difficult when you’re descended from the “master”.
10 hours ago · Audre Lorde’s poem “Power” June Jordan. Audrienne Rich. Nikki Giovanni . Black Arts Movement Poets and Chicano Arts Movement Poets. Grace Paley and “Enormous Changes at the Last Minute” and “Little Disturbances” Cave Canem. Kundiman for Asian Poets. Lucille Clifton, “To My Uterus” Ocean Vuong . Roman Holiday. Zoolander
10 hours ago · When black American feminist and lesbian, Audre Lorde said, “The master’s tools will never dismantle the master’s house” (p. 2), she was pointing out how we should highlight how we are different from colonising majorities—our own consciousness, our ways of knowing as the basis for our strength. While the dominant power in wider ...
10 hours ago · My Week in Pages A writer's report. Natalie Guerrero. May 11, 2024
10 hours ago · Audre Lorde; Condeleeza Rice; Maya Angelou; Katherine Johnson; Marian Anderson; Amelia Boynton; Rosa Parks; Sojourner Truth; Because of Her, I Can! Continuing with the women theme, use the words “Because of Her, I Can!” as your bulletin board title, and either fill the space with famous black women or choose one to focus on.
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10 hours ago · Parallel dazu setzte sich unter dem Einfluss der Afroamerikanerin Audre Lorde bei vielen Schwarzen jener Zeit die Selbstbezeichnung „Afrodeutsche/r“ durch. Jedenfalls dauerte es Jahrzehnte, bis sich die Bewertung des Wortes N. 1 von einer „damit oft verbundenen abwertenden Bed.“
