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... have continuously relied on respiratory rituals as tactics or strategies for living through the foreclosure of political presents and futures. Case studies on Linda Hogan’s ceremonial poetry and Toni Cade Bambara’s fiction on healing expose the tensions that have animated a feminist breathing premised...

... about being; Denise Davis for astute editing; and Ann duCille for being ever inspiring. 1 The anthology’s title phrase seems to have originated in the book, though Farah Jasmine Griffin notes how Toni Cade Bambara’s introduction to the 1970 collection The Black Woman anticipates the title...

..., as did all the rest of us women activists who were alive in the 1980s. She had been a staunch defender of the women’s separate sphere organizing that Toni Cade Bambara eloquently renders in an early chapter of The Salt Eaters . She had been to Africa numerous times and had represented the politics...

...-1960s decades wrestled with what state recognition meant for feminism’s capacity to unmask and challenge state violence in the crucible of inclusive liberal democracy” (109). By analyzing the ways that artists like Toni Cade Bambara offer “a radical Black feminist geometry of power,” they demonstrate...

... .” Benstock 150 – 60 . Austin J. L. “ Pretending .” Philosophical Papers . 3rd ed. Oxford : Oxford UP , 1979 . Bambara Toni Cade . The Black Woman: An Anthology . New York : New American Library , 1970 . Bell Susan Groag and Yalom Marilyn , eds. Revealing Lives...