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Tag Archives: The Thirteens
JUST GIVE ME A COOL DRINK OF WATER ‘FORE I DIIIE
Just Give Me a Cool Drink of Water ‘fore I Diiie By Maya Angelou Reviewed By Jorge Antonio Vallejos Titles usually give a sense of what a book is about. One of my mentor’s, Lee Maracle, has taught me to … Continue reading
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Tagged America, Black Community, Elle Magazine, Equity Studies, Gabourey Sidibe, Go Tell It To The Mountain, Harlem Hopscotch, heroine, homophobia, James Baldwin, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Just Give Me A Cool Drink of Water 'fore I Diiie, Lee Maracle, Letter To An Aspiring Junkie, Maya Angelou, My Guilt, No No No No, On Working White Liberals, Poems, poetry, Riot: 60s, Segregation, Sepia Fashion Show, Skin politics, Slavery, streets, The Calling of Names, The Thirteens, They Went Home, Vitenam War, Water, Women's Studies
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