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Sapphire

    4 de agosto de 1950

    Sapphire es una autora conocida por su cruda e inquebrantable representación de la vida en los márgenes de la sociedad. Sus obras a menudo exploran temas de abuso, supervivencia y la búsqueda de identidad en medio de la adversidad. A través de un estilo poderoso y visceral, Sapphire profundiza en las complejidades de la experiencia humana, dando voz a aquellos que a menudo son pasados por alto. Su escritura es un testimonio de resiliencia y el poder transformador del autodescubrimiento.

    Re/Search edizione italiana: Meduse Cyborg
    The Voice of a Child: A Victim of Racist America
    Angry Women
    The Kid
    Precious
    • Precious

      • 192 páginas
      • 7 horas de lectura
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      Precious Jones, 16 years old and pregnant by her father with her second child, meets a determined and highly radical teacher who takes her on a journey of transformation and redemption.

      Precious
    • The Kid

      • 384 páginas
      • 14 horas de lectura

      Issues. Abdul Jones is nine years old when his mother Precious dies. Parentless, he is sent first to a foster home and then to a Catholic orphanage. But the priests charged to care for him abuse his trust terribly. And Abdul, a victim, finds that he reacts in the most frightening way imaginable. Soon he is trapped in a dark cycle of sexual violence and betrayal. Yet through dance, in controlling his body, he discovers a way he might somehow break free and become himself. A harrowing and powerful novel set in New York, The Kid is a portrait of a boy forced to grow up in a cruel and callous world.

      The Kid
    • Angry Women

      • 239 páginas
      • 9 horas de lectura

      Sixteen performance artists discuss human sexuality, racism, sexism, and the ways in which art can be used to break down taboos and dogma.

      Angry Women
    • Exploring the psyche of a man who took the lives of eight colleagues, this narrative delves into the complexities of human nature and moral conviction. It examines the author's son, questioning his work ethic, generosity, and understanding of right and wrong. Set against the backdrop of a tragic incident at a company plagued by racism, the story reveals surprising truths about the character and motivations behind such a horrific act, ultimately challenging readers to reflect on the nature of evil and the circumstances that can lead to tragedy.

      The Voice of a Child: A Victim of Racist America