Audre Lorde on Susan Howe's WBAI radio program "Poetry", undated (Tape 1)

African American women--Poetry, African American lesbians--Identity, Racism--United States, Sexism, Death--Poetry

Audre Lorde appears on Susan Howe's WBAI radio program "Poetry." She reads "Black Studies," "To My Daughter The Junkie On The Train," "To The Girl Who Lives In A Tree," "Song For A Thin Sister," "Oya," and "The Brown Menace" from her book New York Head Shop and Museum. On Side B, she reads newer poems including, "Solstice," "Dahomey," "Nobody Wants To Die On The Way," "School Note," and "Power."

Audre Lorde

Susan Howe

Original = Cassette Tape

WAV

MP3

Side A [19:36]

Side B [11:59]

Digital reproduction of audio cassette.

English

Sound

Radio Program

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