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Baychester : a memory -- Toward a nobility of the imagination : Jamaica's shame (an open letter to the people of Jamaica) -- (Re-)recalling Essex Hemphill : words to our now -- Fire and ink : toward a quest for language, history, and a moral imagination -- Whose Caribbean? an allegory, in part -- These blocks, not square (five movements) -- The death and light of Brian Williamson -- Regarding Carolivia Herron's Thereafter Johnnie, so long swept aside : why? -- Between Jamaica(n) and (North) America(n) : convergent (divergent) territories -- On the difficulty of confiding, with complete love and trust, in some heterosexual "friends" -- Panic, despair : when the words do not come (but then an unexpected journey) -- Regarding a Black male Monica Lewinsky, anal penetration, and Bill Clinton's sacred white anus -- On the importance of returning from abroad to the United States in a time of imperialism and war (a meditation on dissent) -- Autumn's relentlessness : crimes against humanity -- Re-membering Steen Fenrich : not a candidate for Matthew Shepardhood -- Abu Ghraib : fragments against forgetting -- Again, the sea. |
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