[BOOK][B] This bridge called my back: Writings by radical women of color
C Moraga, G Anzaldúa - 2022 - degruyter.com
C Moraga, G Anzaldúa
2022•degruyter.com“These essays and poems do more than just revisit the hopes, fears, frustrations, and
accomplishments of women of color circa 1981; they also shed light on concerns women
continue to face today… There are lines of poetry here sure to stir the imagination and
connect with all ages, races, and genders… This Bridge Called My Back deserves to be
picked up by a new generation of radical women.”—ForeWord Reviews“Immense is my
admiration for the ongoing dialogue and discourse on feminism, Indigenous feminism, the …
accomplishments of women of color circa 1981; they also shed light on concerns women
continue to face today… There are lines of poetry here sure to stir the imagination and
connect with all ages, races, and genders… This Bridge Called My Back deserves to be
picked up by a new generation of radical women.”—ForeWord Reviews“Immense is my
admiration for the ongoing dialogue and discourse on feminism, Indigenous feminism, the …
“These essays and poems do more than just revisit the hopes, fears, frustrations, and accomplishments of women of color circa 1981; they also shed light on concerns women continue to face today… There are lines of poetry here sure to stir the imagination and connect with all ages, races, and genders… This Bridge Called My Back deserves to be picked up by a new generation of radical women.”—ForeWord Reviews
“Immense is my admiration for the ongoing dialogue and discourse on feminism, Indigenous feminism, the defining discussions in women of color movements and the broader movement. I have loved this book for thirty years, and am so pleased we have returned with our stories, words, and attributes to the growing and resilient movement.”—Winona LaDuke (Anishinaabe), Executive Director, Honor the Earth
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