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Latest revision as of 17:11, 27 June 2024
1999 edition, published by Firebrand Press,
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| English | Expanded Edition of Movement in Black (1999 Firebrand Edition) |
1999 edition, published by Firebrand Press, |
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An Expanded Edition of | Movement | In Black | Pat Parker | [ornament] | Firebrand | Books | Ithaca, New York
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Copyright © 1999 by Pat Parker | All rights reserved.
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To my families, | the one I was | born into | & the one I've chosen | [ornament] AYA | the fern, a symbol of defiance | [ornament] NKYIMKYIM | twisted pattern, changing one's | self or playing many parts
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introduction is titled Goat Child and Cowboy: Pat Parker as Queer Trickster
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