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Volume 11, Issue 2

1 March 2013

ISSN 1536-6936

EISSN 1547-8424

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Essay
POETRY
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POETRY
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Interview
POETRY
Essay
POETRY
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POETRY
Essay
POETRY
Fiction
POETRY
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POETRY
Contributors

Meridians Introduction, 11.2: Nationalism and Its Discontents

Paula J. Giddings

Essay

Practicing Love: Black Feminism, Love-Politics, and Post-Intersectionality

Jennifer C. Nash

POETRY

Mule

Glenis Redmond

Four Sisters and the Dance

Hermine Pinson

Essay

Jhumpa Lahiri's Feminist Cosmopolitics and the Transnational Beauty Assemblage

Vanita Reddy

POETRY

Mitochondrial Eve 12.16

Bettina Judd

The Love Song of Alice Clifton

DaMaris B. Hill

Essay

Gender, Religious Agency, and the Subject of Al-Huda International

Khanum Shaikh

Interview

Solidarity across Borders: An Interview with Artist Andrea Arroyo

Vanessa Pérez Rosario

POETRY

Hey Joe

Bettina Judd

Essay

Vendidas y Devueltas: Queer Times and Color Lines in Chicana/o Performance

Aimee Carrillo Rowe

POETRY

Lusts and Gaines

DaMaris B. Hill

Essay

Covert Wars in the Bedroom and Nation: Motherwork, Transnationalism, and Domestic Violence in Black Widow's Wardrobe and Mother Tongue

Leigh Johnson

POETRY

Palms

DaMaris B. Hill

Essay

Gendered Casualties: Memoirs in Activism and the Problem of Representing Violence

Sudarat Musikawong

POETRY

The Caretaker

Phillip B. Williams

Fiction

Black Wings against the Blue Sky

Deyonne Bryant

POETRY

I'm Supposed to be the First

Jade Foster

Essay

Sara Baartman and the “Inclusive Exclusions” of Neoliberalism

Sheila Lloyd

POETRY

The Researcher Discovers Anarcha, Betsey, Lucy

Bettina Judd

Indigenous to No Land

Bettina Judd

[If I am of rib marrow, boil me thin]

Phillip B. Williams

On the Politics of Citation

Bettina Judd

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