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Posts Tagged: Somebody’s Daughter

Anna March’s Reading Mixtape #1: For White Folks Who Think They Aren’t Racist

September 15th, 2015

Tags: Achy Obejas, Alice Walker, Anna March, audre lorde, bell hooks, Camille Rankine, celeste ng, cherrie moraga, Chiwan Choi, Citizen, Claudia Rankine, Coal, Cornelius Eady, Cristina Henriquez, Dee Brown, everything i never told you, Frederick Douglass, Gathering of My Name, Gyanendra Pandey, Harriet Jacobs, Head Off and Split, How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents, Ida Wells-Barnett, Isabel Wilkerson, James Baldwin, Jane H. Hill, Jimmy Santiago Baca, Julia Alvarez, Leon Dash, Marie Myung-Ok Lee, Martin and Meditations on the South Valley, Maxine Hong Kingston, Michelle Alexander, Nadine Naber, Nia King, Nikki Finney, Possessing the Secret of Joy, Reading Mixtape, reading recommendations, Richard Powers, Seth Holmes, Shauna Singh Baldwin, Slow Dance With Trip Wire, Somebody’s Daughter, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Tamara Winfrey-Harris, The Book of Unknown Americans, The Flood, The New Jim Crow, The Story of My Teeth, The Time of Our Singing, Toi Derricotte, Uriel Quesada, Valeria Luiselli, Vine Deloria, What the Body Remembers

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