The truth that never hurts : writings on race, gender, and freedom / Barbara Smith.
1998
305.48896073 S643t 1998
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Title
The truth that never hurts : writings on race, gender, and freedom / Barbara Smith.
Author
ISBN
081352573X (alk. paper)
Imprint
New Brunswick, N.J. : Rutgers University Press, c1998.
Language
English
Description
xvi, 217 p. ; 24 cm.
Call Number
305.48896073 S643t 1998
System Control No.
(OCoLC)38989748
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references (p. [215]-217).
Formatted Contents Note
Toward a Black feminist criticism
The souls of Black women
Sexual politics and the fiction of Zora Neale Hurston
Naming the unnameable : the poetry of Pat Parker
The truth that never hurts : Black lesbians in fiction in the 1980s
We must always bury our dead twice : a tribute to James Baldwin
African American lesbian and gay history : an exploration
Racism and women's studies
The tip of the iceberg
The Rodney King verdict
Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around : reflections on the Hill-Thomas hearings
Homophobia : why bring it up?
The NEA is the least of it
Blacks and gays : healing the great divide
Between a rock and a hard place : relationships between Black and Jewish women
Chicago firsthand : a distortion of reality
Working for liberation and having a damn good time
Doing it from scratch : the challenge of Black lesbian organizing
Where's the revolution?
Where's the revolution? Part II.
The souls of Black women
Sexual politics and the fiction of Zora Neale Hurston
Naming the unnameable : the poetry of Pat Parker
The truth that never hurts : Black lesbians in fiction in the 1980s
We must always bury our dead twice : a tribute to James Baldwin
African American lesbian and gay history : an exploration
Racism and women's studies
The tip of the iceberg
The Rodney King verdict
Ain't gonna let nobody turn me around : reflections on the Hill-Thomas hearings
Homophobia : why bring it up?
The NEA is the least of it
Blacks and gays : healing the great divide
Between a rock and a hard place : relationships between Black and Jewish women
Chicago firsthand : a distortion of reality
Working for liberation and having a damn good time
Doing it from scratch : the challenge of Black lesbian organizing
Where's the revolution?
Where's the revolution? Part II.
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