VOLUME
2, NUMBER 1
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Spring 2001 |
| ix |
Editor's Introduction |
Kum-Kum Bhavnani |
| I |
Essay: Race, Gender, and
the Prison Industrial Complex: California and Beyond
|
Angela Y. Davis and
Cassandra Shaylor |
| 26 |
Essay: The Aliens Have
Landed! Reflections on the Rhetoric of Biological Invasions
[abstract]
|
Banu Subramaniam |
| 41 |
Poetry: "For Anna
Mani (1918-2001)"
|
Suniti Namjoshi |
| 42 |
Media Matters: The Many
Faces of Globalism and the Challenges of Documentary Filmmaking
|
C.A. Griffith and H.L.T.
Quan |
| 58 |
Poetry: "Gardens"
|
Odilia Rivera |
| 59 |
Essay: Histories and Heresies:
Engendering the Harlem Renaissance [abstract]
|
Cheryl A. Wall |
| 77 |
Interconnections: Locating
and Translating Meridians
|
Sharon K. Hom |
| 92 |
Counterpoints: Meridians
Roundtable on Peace
|
Malathi de Alwis, Rita
Arditti, Sandra Azar, Amrita Basu, Cynthia Cockburn, Carol Cohn,
Val Moghadam |
| 112 |
Poetry: El Azúcar
de la Caña," "The Sugar from the Cane
|
Odilia Rivera |
| 113 |
Memoir: On Writing and
Return: Palestinian-American Reflections
|
Lisa Suhair Majaj |
| 127 |
Poetry: "Sisters Behind
Bars"
|
Opal Palmer Adisa |
| 130 |
Essay: Contradictory Locations:
Blackwomen and the Discourse of the Black Consciousness Movement
(BCM) in South Africa [abstract]
|
Pumla Dineo Gqola |
| 153 |
Poetry: "Mahadevi
Chastens Her Lover, Lord of Mallika," "The Preference
of Vishnu," "What a Fisher Girl Said in Defense of
Absence, Her Lover," "Her Final Word to Vishnu,"
"The Challenge"
|
Reetika Vazirani |
| 158 |
Essay: Con un pie a cada
lado/With a Foot in Each Place: Mestizaje as Transnational Feminisms
in Ana Castillo's So Far from God [abstract]
|
Laura Gillman and Stacey
M. Floyd-Thomas |
| 176 |
Poetry: "Fire flies"
|
Odilia Rivera |
| 177 |
Report: Women's World:
A Transnational Network of Women Writers: The Targeting of Feminist
Writers
|
Meredith Tax |
| 186 |
Poetry: "Funeral Procession
in Puerto Nuevo"
|
Odilia Rivera |
| 187 |
Essay: The Other Dancer
as Self: Girlfriend Selfhood in Toni Morrison's Sula and Alice
Walker's The Color Purple [abstract]
|
Kevin Everod Quashie |
| 218 |
Poem: "Mami Haikus"
|
Odilia Rivera |
| 219 |
Essay: Hillary Rodham Clinton's
Orient: Cosmopolitan Travel and Global Feminist Subjects [abstract]
|
Caren Kaplan |
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