Black like us : a century of lesbian, gay, and bisexual African American fiction /
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Language: | English |
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San Francisco :
Cleis Press,
[2002]
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Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- 1900-1950: Harlem renaissance: Natalie (1898) / Alice Dunbar-Nelson
- Closing door (1919) / Angelina Weld Grimke
- Blessed assurance (1963) / Langston Hughes
- from Infants of the spring (1932) / Wallace Thurman
- Smoke, lilies, and jade (1925) / Richard Bruce Nugent
- from One way to heaven (1932) / Countee Cullen
- 1950-1980: protest era: from Boy at the window (1951) / Owen Dodson
- from Another country (1962) / James Baldwin
- from Ruby (1976) / Rosa Guy
- from Zami: a new spelling of my name (1982) / Audre Lorde
- Aye, and Gomorrah (1967) / Samuel R. Delany
- from Suzie Q (1978) / Red Jordan Arobateau
- Symbols (1990) / Julie Blackwomon
- This is how it happened (2000) / Alice Walker
- Ecce homo (2000) / Michelle Cliff
- Women of summer (1977) / Cheryl Clarke
- 1980-2000: coming out black, like us: In the life (1987) / Becky Birtha
- Bird of paradise (1992) / Alexis DeVeaux
- from The Gilda stories (1991) / Jewelle Gomez
- from Vanishing rooms (1991) / Melvin Dixon
- Dance of the cranes (1997) / Donna Allegra
- from A hundred days from now (1994) / Steven Corbin
- from The color of trees (1992) / Canaan Parker
- from Coffee will make you black (1994) / April Sinclair
- from Captain swing (1993) / Larry Duplechan
- from Invisible life (1991) / E. Lynn Harris
- from Soul kiss (1997) / Shay Youngblood
- from The serpent's gift (1994) / Helen Elaine Lee
- Foundations of the earth (1992) / Randall Kenan
- from From the notebooks of melanin sun (1995) / Jacqueline Woodson
- from Sunday you learn how to box (2000) / Bil Wright
- from Traitor to the race (1995) / Darieck Scott
- Whose song? (2000) / Thomas Glave
- from B-Boy blues (1994) / James Earl Hardy
- from Walking through mirrors (1998) / Brian Keith Jackson
- from Po man's child (1999) / Marci Blackman.