from WOMAN OF COLOR JoAnne McFarland To read more from Obsidian 46.1, please link to our Subscribe page Recent Posts Issue 46.1: Woman of Color Issue 46.1: from Under The Knife Issue 46.1: Congregation Issue 46.1: If We Must Die Issue 46.1: Where Is My Mother?... FROM UNDER THE KNIFE Krista Franklin To read more from Obsidian 46.1, please link to our Subscribe page Recent Posts Issue 46.1: Woman of Color Issue 46.1: from Under The Knife Issue 46.1: Congregation Issue 46.1: If We Must Die Issue 46.1: Where Is My Mother?... CONGREGATION Daniel B. Summerhill To read more from Obsidian 46.1, please link to our Subscribe page Recent Posts Issue 46.1: Congregation Issue 46.1: If We Must Die Issue 46.1: Where Is My Mother? Issue 46.1: Revolutionary Spatialities & Transcultural... IF WE MUST DIE Justin Danzy Give me the carapace to which I’m beholden,this many membered relic—quilted, amended,strewn into being. Give me what electrifies the flesh, this labor of survival: the ox, ox goad,the yoke, bride price at which we’ve been auctioned. Give me... WHERE IS MY MOTHER Christopher Mpofu The soldier, face rubbery with thick black scars like an old mopane tree, brings the axe down, cackling. Blood gushes from Lungile’s father’s neck, splashes Lungile’s clothes, like the time they slaughtered a cow.Lungile jerks... REVOLUTIONARY SPATIALITIES& TRANSCULTURAL SOLIDARITIESAT THE 1969 PAN-AFRICANCULTURAL FESTIVAL IN ALGERIA Emily Jane O’Dell South African vocalist Miriam Makeba and Stokely Carmichael break bread in the dining room of the Hotel St. George in Algiers while... This website uses cookies to offer you a better browsing experience. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to the use of all cookies. You can also choose not to allow cookies, which may affect the look and functionality of the website. Accept Cookie settings Cookie & Privacy Policy Privacy & Cookies Policy
