Aunt Jemima, Eleanor Bumpers, and Sandra Bland by Breena Clarke
Aug12

Aunt Jemima, Eleanor Bumpers, and Sandra Bland by Breena Clarke

  “Aunt Jemima, Eleanor Bumpers, and Sandra Bland” by Breena Clarke   “Re/Membering Aunt Jemima: A Menstrual Show” by Breena Clarke and Glenda Dickerson[1]  Frankly, I never thought I’d be updating “Re/Membering Aunt Jemima: A Menstrual Show” or even seriously reconsidering it. I had not read it in at least ten years if not longer. Written more than twenty-five years ago, the play contains topical references that...

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Abnegation by Cynthia Reeser
Aug12

Abnegation by Cynthia Reeser

  That it should not be mine, or yours, or yours. Denial becomes a habit. Some get used to hearing no, expect nothing more.   It says: you can’t have it, you can’t do it, it’s not good enough, you can do better, or wait, no you can’t. It says: you have to be chosen. It says: (regardless of merit).   ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here     Cynthia Reeser Artist Statement:...

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Beautiful Still, But Changed
Jul28

Beautiful Still, But Changed

  Waves Edition Title from Café de Artistes by Sally Taylor Tawil   _________________________________________________________   A Room of Her Own’s long vision is to amass a multimedia mother archive of the collective memory and storied history of women artists and writers. Weaving the diverse voices of our radiant Waves Anthology together with newly-submitted creative work, responses to The Q, Global Camps, and...

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Lowering at Twilight by Mara Adamitz
Jul23

Lowering at Twilight by Mara Adamitz

  “Lowering at Twilight” by Mara Adamitz   with the luminescence of cat’s eyes                stars tottered                & fell as little...

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The Young Girl and the Sea by Menat Allah
Jul23

The Young Girl and the Sea by Menat Allah

  “The Young Girl and the Sea” by Menat Allah     ____________________ Share your response to this work, in any form, here   Menat Allah Artist Statement: Having emigrated from Egypt to the United States in November of 2005, Menat is now an undergraduate student studying English Literature at UCBerkeley. Personally invested in a myriad of art forms, Menat believes it is through Art that we can...

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