Sangodare & Alexis for Mobile Homecoming Trust/A Home Girl?: Audre Lorde, Empire and the Possibility of a Sista President

  • $25

A Home Girl?: Audre Lorde, Empire and the Possibility of a Sista President

  • Webinar
  • Started Jul 31, 2024 at 6:00 PM EDT

This workshop is for women, femmes and non-binary people of color.

In the wake of the US invasion of Grenada, Audre Lorde wrote "Equal Opportunity" a poem juxtaposing the ascendence of a Black woman to power in the department of defense with the carnage of US imperialism in Grenada and Lebanon. In this moment where a Black woman is the front-runner as the presidential candidate of the Democratic Party, a result achieved through our diligent and unwavering protest against the current US president's complicity in genocide and other factors, while we once again see police murder a black woman in her own home it is time to turn back to Audre Lorde's nuance and boldness around home, empire and state violence. Come write with us. Captions will be enabled and everyone who signs up will get the recording.

Photo of Audre Lorde by beloved Joan E. Biren.

"The moss-green military tailoring sets off her color beautifully..."

-Audre Lorde "Equal Opportunity"

"watching/armed men in moss-green jumpsuits...with an M-16 rifle held ready /while searching her cooking shed"

-Audre Lorde "Equal Opportunity"