I Am Your Sister: Collected and Unpublished Writings of Audre Lorde (Transgressing Boundaries: Studies in Black Politics and Black Communities)

Introduction : Create Your Own Fire : Audre Lorde And The Tradition Of Black Radical Thought / Rudolph P. Byrd -- The Transformation Of Silence Into Language And Action -- Sexism : An American Disease In Blackface -- Sadomasochism : Not About Condemnation : An Interview With Audre Lord / Susan Leigh Starr -- I Am Your Sister : Black Women Organizing Across Sexualities -- Apartheid U.s.a. -- Turning The Beat Around: Lesbian Parenting 1986 -- A Burst Of Light : Living With Cancer -- Eva’s Man By Gayl Jones : A Review -- Self-definition And My Poetry -- Introduction : Movement In Black By Pat Parker -- My Words Will Be There -- Foreword To The English Edition Of Farbe Bekennen : Afro-deutsche Frauen Auf Den Spuren Ihrer Geschichte -- Preface To A New Edition Of Need : A Chorale For Black Woman Voices -- Poet As Teacher-human As Poet-teacher As Human -- Poetry Makes Something Happen -- My Mother’s Mortar -- Difference And Survival : An Address At Hunter College -- The First Black Feminist Retreat : July 6, 1977 -- When Will The Ignorance End? : Keynote Speech At The National Third World Gay And Lesbian Conference, October 13, 1979 -- An Address Delivered As Part Of The Litany Of Commitment At The March On Washington, August 27, 1983 -- Commencement Address : Oberlin College, May 29, 1989 -- There Is No Hierarchy Of Oppression -- What Is At Stake In Lesbian And Gay Publishing Today : The Bill Whitehead Award Ceremony, 1990 -- Is Your Hair Still Political? -- Audre Lord : My Shero, My Teacher, My Sister Friend / Johnnetta Betsch Cole -- Audre’s Voice / Alice Walker -- Lorde : The Imagination Of Justice / Bell Hooks -- Remembering Audre Lorde / Gloria I. Joseph -- Epilogue : Bearing Witness: The Legacy Of Audre Lorde / Beverly Guy-sheftall. Edited By Rudolph P. Byrd, Johnnetta Betsch Cole, Beverly Guy-sheftall. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 265-266) And Index.