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...Glenis Redmond Copyright © 2008 by Smith College 2008 GLENIS REDMOND Benediction We took back roads cutting cross country traveling from one small road to another snaking from Moonville to Mauldin. my big brother Willie and I rode while the blue Duster began stuttering a dubious rattle...

...Glenis Redmond Copyright © 2013 by Smith College 2013 GLENIS REDMOND Mule Deniggerwomanis demuleuhdeworld. - Zora Neale Hurston, TheirEyesWereWatchingGod she scowls all the time 'cause her shoulders bow underneath all that work and worry and get nothin' in return that's why her feet...

...Glenis Redmond Copyright © 2005 by Smith College 2005 GLENIS REDMOND SerenhgettiCrow Great Grandma was legendary. Legend was she was one half black, one half Cherokee and full on crazy. At least, that's what daddy said. He said she asked quietly at first, "quit the racquet." Then, yelled...

... (December 2004) in a special issue titled "Utopian Passports: Travel, Immigration, and Diaspora in Latin America." GLENIS REDMOND is a single mom of twin fifteen-year-old girls, Amber and Celeste. Her works have been recently published in Stanford University's BlackArtsQuarterly,Warren Wilson College's...

... by the Appalachian Heritage journal. She has been published most recently in AfricanVoicesE, MRYS,TheAshevillePoetry Review,2006 Kakalak:AJournal ofCarolinaPoets,AppalachianHerita.9ea,nd the AppalachianJournal. Redmond is a native of Greenville, South Carolina and she presently resides in Asheville, North Carolina...

... Redmond, and Aisha Durham for our cultural section in this issue. Read them and feel the spirit. PAULA J. GIDDINGS EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION VII ...

..., and the violent gaze, on the other. Finally, the poetry of Gabeba Baderoon, Allison Whittenberg, and Glenis Redmond in this issue joins the incantation ofChrystos-which is being answered. Paula J. Giddings WORKS CITED Chrystos. 1988. Not Vanishing.Vancouver: Press Gang Publishers. Head, Bessie. 1968. 1989...

... Larsen's novel Passingas a point of departure to examine the (il)legibility of the black female body through Larsen's text, on one hand, and the violent gaze, on the other. Finally, the poetry of Gabeba Baderoon, Allison Whittenberg, and Glenis Redmond in this issue joins the incantation ofChrystos-which...

... in the Tradition of the Shaman," in TheGloriaAnzaldua Reader, edited by AnaLouise Keating. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. Benjamin, Walter. 1974. "On the Concept of History." Trans. Dennis Redmond. GesammelteSnchrlftenl:2. Frankfurt am Main: Suhrkamp Verlag. Blake, Debra J. 2008. ChicanaSexuality...