Miscegenation Blues: Voices of Mixed Race WomenPosted in Anthologies, Autobiography, Biography, Books, Gay & Lesbian, Identity Development/Psychology, Media Archive, Women on 2011-04-16 04:02Z by Steven |
Miscegenation Blues: Voices of Mixed Race Women
Sister Vision Press
May 1994
389 pages
8.8 x 5.8 x 1 inches
Paperback ISBN: 092081395X; ISBN 13: 9780920813959
This book is out of print.
Edited by
Carol Camper
Miscegenation Blues: Voices of Mixed Race Women is a stunning and long awaited collection of some of the most poignant writing by more than forty women of mixed racial heritage. Together they explore the concept of a mixed race identity, the fervour of belonging, the harsh reality of not belonging—of grappling in two or more worlds and the final journey home.
Table of Contents
- Introduction: Carol Camper Into the Mix
- Edge to the Middle … location, identity, paradox
- Camille Hernandez-Ramdwar Ms. Edge Innate
- A. Nicole Bandy Sorry, Our Translator’s Out Sick Today
- Culture Is Not Static
- Lisa Jensen “journal entry 25/10/92″
- Elehna de Sousa Untitled
- Nadra Qadeer Spider Woman
- Deanne Achong Untitled
- Michele Chai Don’t
- Naomi Zack My Racial Self Over Time
- Mercedes Baines Mulatto Woman a honey beige wrapper
- Mixed Race Women’s Group—Dialogue One
- Michele Paulse Commingled
- Lara Doan Untitled
- Lisa Suhair Majaj Boundaries, Borders, Horizons
- But You Don’t Look Like a… faces, body, hair
- Lisa Jensen (one more time now.)
- Ijosé Two Halves—One Whole (Part I)
- Two Halves—One Whole (Part two)
- Ngaire Blankenberg Untitled
- Blue
- Joanne Arnott Mutt’s Memoir
- Lois Robertson-Douglass No Nation Gal
- Marilyn Elain Carmen The Issue of Skin Colour
- Claire Huang Kinsley Questions People Have Asked Me
- Questions I Have Asked Myself
- Gitanjali Saxena Second Generation; Once Removed
- My Name is Peaches… obiectification.exoticizaiton
- Mercedes Baines Bus Fucking
- Where Are You From? A broken record
- Michele Chai Resistance 153
- S.R.W. What is a “Sister”?
- Barbara Malanka Noblewomen In Exile
- Stephanie Martin Is true what dem seh bout colrd pussy?
- Michelle La Flamme Yo White Boy
- Carol Camper Genetic Appropriation
- Family Album
- Some More Stories
- Annharte Emilia I Should a Said Something Political
- Victoria Gonzalez Nicaragua, Desde Siempre: War fragments from a woman’s pen
- Marilyn Dumont The Halfbreed Parade
- The Red & White
- S.R.W. For My Sister Rosemary: Just Like Mine
- Claiming Identity: Mixed Race Black Women Speak
- Joanne Arnott Song About
- kim mosa mcneilly don’t mix me up
- The Unmasking… betrayals, hard truths
- Lorraine Mention Journal Entry: Thoughts on My “Mother”
- Letter to a Friend
- Nadra Qadeer To a Traveller
- Nila Gupta Falling from the Sky
- Rage is my sister
- Jaimi Carter Are You Writing a Book?
- Nona Saunders Mother Milk
- Children’s Games
- Pussy Willows and Pink
- S.R.W. Untitled
- That Just Isn’t Right
- Michi Chase One
- Karen Stanley Warnings (Suspense Version)
- Joanne Arnott Little On The Brown Side
- Speak Out, For Example
- Anonymous White Mother, Black Daughter
- Mixed Race Women’s Group—Dialogue Two
- Heather Green This Piece Done, I Shall Be Renamed
- Myriam Chancy Je suis un Nègre
- Yolanda Retter Quincentennial Blues
- Are We Home Yet?… return to self and cultures
- Diana Abu-Jaber Tbe Honeymooners
- Nona Saunders Tapestry I
- Tapestry II Carole Gray Heritage
- Bernardine Evaristo Letters from London
- Ngaire Blankenberg Halifax
- Kukumo Rocks Route to My Roots
- Pam Bailey Naming and Claiming Multicultural Identity
- Maxine Hayman Shortbread and Oolichan Grease
- Seni Seneviratne Cinnamon Roots
- Shanti Thakur Domino: Filming the Stories of Interracial People
- Nila Gupta The Garden of My (Be)Longing 350
- Gitanjali Saxena Gitanjali’s Bio
- Kathy Ann March Like Koya
- Faith Adiele Learning to Eat
- The Multicultural Self
- Remembering Anticipating Africa
- Contributors’ Notes
