The Cancer Journals – The Feminist Wire

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AUDRE LORDE — THE ETERNAL QUESTION
By Guest Contributor on March 1, 2014
By Kalamu ya Salaam During the tumult of the seventies, in publications such as The Black Scholar and black World, I engaged with and eventually...
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On Faith and Feminism: A “Sermon”
By Guest Contributor on February 23, 2014
By Mary Kathryn Dean The Texts: Luke 8:4-15 When a great crowd gathered and people from town after town came to him, he said in...
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Breast Cancer: Lessons That Audre Lorde Taught Me
By Guest Contributor on February 21, 2014
By Tanya Christian A Black feminist, lesbian, mother, socialist, and warrior poet, Audre Lorde embraced her “outsider” status and wore it like a badge of...
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Personal is Political: Meaning to Survive
By Guest Contributor on February 20, 2014
By Lynn Roberts Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare. ~ Audre Lorde, A Burst of...
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To Hell With The Goddess: In Celebration of the Human Person Audre Lorde
By Guest Contributor on February 19, 2014
By Thomas Glave Even as I write these words I myself feel some ambivalence in regard to the “To hell with” in this work’s title. ...

AUDRE LORDE — THE ETERNAL QUESTION