Fugitive Feminism John Ormond

Fugitive Feminism John OrmondWhat does existence mean for Black women without the anchor of humanity and the struggle to inhabit it? How can one be oneself without being human? What is it to become a fugitive from the confines of the human? Humanity has always excluded Others on the basis of race and gender; this is a book about studying the contours of Black womens non humanity, to ask what people might become if they chose to flee, following the footsteps of those who resisted

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trying to make sense of the two times

] It talks about itself in its own very particular way

including a segment inspired by blues legends

It shows a writer still deeply concerned with the Caribbean

Rodenbach died in Paris of ill health in 1898

Eva Salzman opens Women's Work with a lively polemic

with excerpts from his latest novel Stella Maris

Jasmin Kirkbride

A very fine debut

join the growing resistance

where mystics have prophesized