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Pat Parker (January 20, 1944 – June 19, 1989) was an African-American lesbian feminist poet and activist. Her poetry spoke about her tough childhood growing up in poverty, dealing with sexual assault, and the murder of a sister

Pat Parker (January 20, 1944 – June 19, 1989) was an African-American lesbian feminist poet and activist. Her poetry spoke about her tough childhood growing up in poverty, dealing with sexual assault, and the murder of a sister. At eighteen, Parker was in an abusive relationship having a miscarriage after being pushed down a flight of stairs

Movement In Black book.

Movement In Black book. Pat Parker is quintessential reading for anyone interested in any kind of radical or social justice poetry but her influence is often obscured by more popular authors who show up more recently in black lesbian literature. I'm certainly not arguing that anyone should stop reading Audre Lorde or Alice Walker, just that there's a lineage that stretches past them!

Pat Parker and Audre Lorde first met in 1969 and continued to exchange letters and visits until Parker's .

Pat Parker and Audre Lorde first met in 1969 and continued to exchange letters and visits until Parker's death in 1989. Their collaboration inspired many, including lesbian-feminist blues/R&B singer Nedra Johnson, whose song "Where Will You Be?" has become somewhat of a feminist anthem in the US. .

Movement in Black : The Collected Poetry of Pat Parker, 1961-1978. By (author) Pat Parker, Designed by Professor Audre Lorde, Designed by Judy Grahn. AbeBooks may have this title (opens in new window). Close X. Learn about new offers and get more deals by joining our newsletter.

This article explores Pat Parker's poem "Movement in Black Movement in Black: The Collected Poetry of Pat Parker, 1961-1978.

This article explores Pat Parker's poem "Movement in Black. It examines the ways in which she emblematizes intersectionality and simultaneity as forms of revolution in struggles of self and society. It begins with a theoretical and historical apparatus to contextualize Parker as an artist and activist. Then it offers a literary analysis of the poem, focusing on themes of time and space, marginalization and movement, difference and power, visibility and invisibility, and history and memory. It argues that Parker uses autobiographical writing to fuse personal and political sites. Movement in Black: The Collected Poetry of Pat Parker, 1961-1978. Six Poets: From Poetry to [email protected]@@Now is the Thing to Praise. Pat Parker, Andre Lorde, Judy Grahn. @ment in Black: The Collected Poetry of Pat Parker 1961-1978. @@The Watermelon Dress

Parker, Pat. Published by Diana Press, Oakland, 1978. Condition: FINE Hardcover. Publication Date: 1978. Book Condition: FINE.

Parker, Pat. Dust Jacket Condition: FINE. Visit Seller's Storefront. All books are returnable.

Pat Parker - Pat Parker was the author of Movement in Black (Diana Press, 1978) and actively involved in the .

Pat Parker - Pat Parker was the author of Movement in Black (Diana Press, 1978) and actively involved in the civil rights, women's rights, and ga.Parker directed the Feminist Women’s Health Center in Oakland, founded the Black Women’s Revolutionary Council and the Women’s Press Collective, and testified before the United Nations on the status of women. She died of breast cancer in June of 1989. Jonestown and other madness (Firebrand Books, 1985) Woman Slaughter (Diana Press, 1978) Movement in Black (Diana Press, 1978) Pit Stop (Women’s Press Collective, 1975) Child of Myself (Women’s Press Collective, 1972).