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Author Archives: aidarends
Quote of the Day – March 24
“The dichotomy between the spiritual and the political is false, resulting from an incomplete attention to our erotic knowledge. A bridge which connects the spiritual and the political is formed by the erotic. The sensual, those physical, emotional, psychic expressions of what is deepest and strongest and richest within each one of us, being shared.Continue reading “Quote of the Day – March 24”
Quote of the Day – March 23
“The use of words, the way words are used, the way language is used and turned around so that he (Reagan) can go on national television and say, ‘well I’ve decided we won’t call it an invasion anymore, we’ll call it a rescue.’ Right? And smile and wait for…and the newspapers begin to pick thisContinue reading “Quote of the Day – March 23”
songs we learned to hate in school
songs we learnedto hate our selvesin schoolwe learnt to hatethe color of me in songswe learntto hatethe sheepwhose fleece was white as snow
Black feminism at the end of the world: an interview with Zakiyyah Iman Jackson | SpringerLink
Black feminism at the end of the world: an interview with Zakiyyah Iman Jackson — Read on link.springer.com/article/10.1057/s41312-022-00131-7
Quote of the Day – March 22
“All of these things are hooked together. Racism is not merely a little blemish that happens in this country. It’s not really, oh, a moral vice. It is a worldwide-economic-institutional structure of oppression.” – Audre Lorde
Eugene McDaniels – Supermarket Blues
“Strolled up to the counter, slammed my hand down on the cashier and said ‘SCUSE ME PLEASE.”
Bouba et Sokona Sacko (RTM)
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Non-monogamy in Audre Lorde’s Zami
“Muriel and I decided that nothing could break the bonds between us, certainly not the sharing of our bodies and our joys with another woman whom we had come to love also. Our taking of Lynn to our bed became, not merely a fact to be integrated into our living, but a test for eachContinue reading “Non-monogamy in Audre Lorde’s Zami”
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