The Sisterhood tells the story of how a remarkable community of Black women writers transformed American writing and cultural institutions.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction 1. "Revolution Is Not a One-Time Event" 2. "An Association of Black Women Who Are Writers/poets/artists" 3. "To Move the Needle in Black Women's Lives" 4. "A Community of Writers Even if They Only Slap Five Once a Month" 5. "A Regular Profusion of Certain / Unidentified Roses" 6. "The Function of Freedom Is to Free Somebody Else" 7. "Making Use of Being Used" Conclusion Acknowledgments Permissions Appendix 1. Members of The Sisterhood Appendix 2. Meetings of The Sisterhood Notes Index
Introduction 1. "Revolution Is Not a One-Time Event" 2. "An Association of Black Women Who Are Writers/poets/artists" 3. "To Move the Needle in Black Women's Lives" 4. "A Community of Writers Even if They Only Slap Five Once a Month" 5. "A Regular Profusion of Certain / Unidentified Roses" 6. "The Function of Freedom Is to Free Somebody Else" 7. "Making Use of Being Used" Conclusion Acknowledgments Permissions Appendix 1. Members of The Sisterhood Appendix 2. Meetings of The Sisterhood Notes Index
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