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"Kick[ing] the perpendiculars outa right anglos" : Edward Dorn's multiculturalism. (poet)
To have a body is, finally, to permit oneself to be described.
Elaine Scarry, The Body in Pain
The total .44 recurred in the Slinger's hand and spun there then came home like a sharp knock and the intruder was described--a plain, unassorted white citizen.
Edward Dorn, Gunslinger
We've pretty much come to the end of a time when you can have a space that is "yours only"--just for the people you want to be there.... There is no hiding place. There is nowhere you can go and only be with people who are like you. It's over. Give it up.
Bernice Johnson Reagon, "Coalition Politics"
Disappearance of the "Other"
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