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Anything we love can be saved : a writer's activism /

Title:
Anything we love can be saved : a writer's activism /
Author:
Walker, Alice, 1944-
Published:
New York : 1998.
Format:
Book
Institution:
MassArt
Contents:
The only reason you want to go to heaven -- Anything we love can be saved -- "You have all seen" -- Anything we love can be saved : the resurrection of Zora Neale Hurston and her work -- The sound of our own culture -- How long shall they torture our mothers? : the trials of Winnie Mandela -- Songs, flowers, and swords -- What can I give my daughters, who are brave -- Home -- Sunniness and shade : twenty-five years with the woman who made me a mother -- Audre's voice -- Dreads -- My face to the light : thoughts about Christmas -- What can I give my daughters, who are brave -- What that day was like for me : the Million Man March -- Turquoise and coral -- Turquoise and coral : the writing of The temple of my familiar -- Looking for Jung : writing Possessing the secret of joy -- Frida, the perfect familiar -- The growth of understanding -- Giving the party -- Treasure -- Heaven belongs to you : Warrior marks as a liberation film -- Saving the self -- Getting as black as my daddy : thoughts on the unhelpful aspects of destructive criticism -- this side of glory : The autobiography of David Hilliard and the story of the Black Panther Party, by David Hilliard and Lewis Cole -- Disinformation advertising -- Letter to the International Indian Treaty Council -- Letter to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals -- Follow me home -- Letter to the editor of Essence -- African cinema -- I am Salman Rushdie -- this that I offer you -- Hugging Fidel -- Becoming what we're called -- The story of why I am here, or A woman connects oppressions -- Hugging Fidel -- Letter to President Clinton -- My mother's blue bowl.

Online access:
No online access
Library holdings:
MassArt Main
PS3573.A425 B45 1998Available