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100 1 $aJordan, June,$d1936-2002.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n50039886
245 10 $aAffirmative acts :$bpolitical essays /$cJune Jordan.
250 $a1st Anchor Books ed.
260 $aNew York :$bAnchor Books/Doubleday,$c1998.
300 $axiv, 268 pages ;$c21 cm
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505 00 $tMandela and the Kingdom Come --$tIntifada, USA --$tThomas Was Not the Point --$tThe Big-Time Coward --$tOn the Night of November 3, 1992 --$tValentine's Day, 1992 --$tThe Light of the Fire --$tWilling and Able --$tI Am Seeking an Attitude --$tThe Truth of Rodney King --$tIslam and the USA Today --$tBosnia Betrayed --$tFreedom Time --$tA Good Fight --$tRuth and Naomi, David and Jonathan: One Love --$tGive Me Two Reasons --$tA Powerful Hatred --$tWe Are All Refugees --$tO. J. Simpson: Innocent of What? --$tAn Angry Black Woman on the Subject of the Angry White Man --$tWhere I Live Now --$tWhere I Live Now, Part Two --$tIn the Land of White Supremacy --$tMy Mess, and Ours --$tJustice at Risk --$tGetting Down on My Street --$tOn Bisexuality and Cultural Pluralism --$tEyewitness in Lebanon --$tNotes Toward a Model of Resistance --$tBesting a Worst Case Scenario --$tOn the Politics of Change --$tA Good News' Blues: A Jazz Prose-Poem --$tThe Revolution Now: Update on Beloved Community --
505 80 $tRoot Canal to the Future of Women --$tTribute to Paul Robeson --$tAffirmative Acts: Language, Information, and Power --$tBilingual Education and Home Language --$tUpdate on Martin Luther King, Jr., and the Best of My Heart --$tA Couple of Words on Behalf of Sex (Itself) --$tBreak the Law!
520 $aAffirmative Acts: Political Essays marks the twenty-fifth book in the celebrated career of poet, essayist, activist, and professor June Jordan. The recipient of the Lila Wallace Reader's Digest and the PEN West Freedom to Write Awards, Jordan has created a widely influential and groundbreaking body of work over several decades.
520 8 $aWith the same clear-sighted passion found in her classic essay collections Civil Wars and Living Room, in Affirmative Acts Jordan writes about controversial, critical, and timely issues that are currently at the center of American debate.
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