Resources

Pages

• Adrienne Rich "Diving into the Wreck" (1973)
  
• Audre Lorde: "You cannot dismantle the master's house with the master's tools" (1984)
  
• Breaking Language: Literature of the Civil Rights Movement
  
• Builder Levy, Harlem Peace March 1967
  
• Builder Levy, I AM a Man
  
• Conclusion: Language as a Medium for Activism and Liberation
  
• Creative Commons License
  
• Dykes on Bikes: Headlining SF Pride Parade since 1977
  
• Frank Chin: Corkscrew Irony
  
• Breaking Language: The Legacy of the Civil Rights Movement in Literature
  
• Introduction: How was the Civil Rights Movement fought in language?
  
• James Baldwin: Deconstructing the Language of Racism
  
• James Brown, "Too Funky in Here" (1979)
  
• Malcolm X: Language Play and Caustic Irony
  
• Malcolm X's Repudiation of a Slave Name
  
• Michael Jackson's "Bad" album (1987)
  
• Pre-Civil Rights Era Uses of Language: Epistemic Violence and Legal Restrictions
  
• Resources
  
• Resources
  
• second visualization demo
  
• test of radial view
  
• test page for music
  
• visualization of content
  

Media

• Dykes on Bikes, SF Pride Parade 2015
  Dykes on Bikes, SF Gay Pride Parade 2015.
• Group Portrait Black Writers NYC 1969
  
• IMG 2834
  Dykes on Bikes, SF Gay Pride Parade 2015.
• James Brown - It's Too Funky In Here Live 1979
  Toronto 1979.
• Malcolm X: A Proud & Wise Muslim Leader (explaining his name)
  Malcolm X explaining in an interview why he chose "Malcolm X" as his name.. Truly, a proud and wise Muslim of his time.. We should not forget our real heroes ...
• Malcolm X: A Proud & Wise Muslim Leader (explaining his name)
  Malcolm X explaining in an interview why he chose "Malcolm X" as his name.. Truly, a proud and wise Muslim of his time.. We should not forget our real heroes ...
• Adrienne Rich, Meridel LeSueur, Adrienne Rich
  Image credit: K. Kendall, 1980. Creative Commons 2.0. Wikimedia Commons.
• Albert Bierstadt, "Mont Blanc"
  Albert Bierstadt, "Mont Blanc." 1895. Gerard Peters Gallery. Public Domain. Wikimedia Commons.
• Audre Lorde
  
• Audre Lorde
  
• Audre Lorde
  Image credit: K. Kendall, 1980. CC Attribution 2.0 Generic license. Wikimedia Commons.
• Audre Lorde, Adrienne Rich, and Meridel LeSueur
  
• Audre Lorde, Meridel LeSueur, Adrienne Rich
  
• Baldwin and Brando
  James Baldwin and Marlon Brando at March on Wash 1964
• Baldwin, Ellison, Hughes, 1940s
  Image credit: Beinecke Library
• Builder Levy_Harlem Peace March 1967 amitage
  Builder Levy. Demonstrators at the Harlem Peace March to End Racial Oppression on April 27, 1967. A young demonstrator carries a placard that reads "No Vietnamese Ever Called Me Nigger." The statement was taken from boxer/activist Muhammad Ali's original statement about his refusal to participate in the Vietnam War, "Ain't no Vietcong ever called me nigger."
• Builder Levy, Anti-War Protest
  Builder Levy, Harlem Peace March to End Racial Oppression, April 27, 1967. The statement "No black man ever called me chink: support the black struggle for existence" was taken from boxer/activist Muhammad Ali's original statement about his refusal to participate in the Vietnam War, "Ain't no Vietcong ever called me nigger." Amitage Digital Resources, Columbia University.
• Builder Levy, I AM a Man (1968)
  Builder Levy, I Am a Man/Union Justice Now, Memphis, TN, 1968. From the series Civil Rights and Peace. Gelatin Silver print 13 1/16 × 8 13/16. artsy.net.
• Daisy Bates Takes a Walk
  Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Photographs and Prints Division, The New York Public Library. "Daisy Bates takes a walk - Activist Daisy Bates picketing with placard: "Jailing our youth will not solve the problem in Little Rock. We are only asking for full citizenship rights."" The New York Public Library Digital Collections.
• Daisy Bates Takes a Walk
  Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, Photographs and Prints Division, The New York Public Library. "Daisy Bates takes a walk - Activist Daisy Bates picketing with placard." ca. 1957. The New York Public Library Digital Collections.
• George Arthur Fripp, "Eventide in the Italian Alps"
  George Arthur Fripp, "Eventide in the Italian Alps." ca. 1835. University of Bristol. Wikimedia Commons.
• Group Portrait of Black Writers NYC 1969
  Image credit: New York Public Library Digital Collections
• James Baldwin and Marlon Brando
  Civil Rights March on Washington, August 28, 1963. U. S. Information Agency. Public Domain. Wikimedia Commons.
• James Baldwin and Marlon Brando
  James Baldwin and Marlon Brando. Civil Rights March on Washington, 1963. U. S. Information Agency. Public Domain. Wikimedia Commons.
• Lorde, Rich, LeSoeur
  
• reclaim pussypower
  bambu, Tweet, April12. #pussypower.
• Writer Patricia Corbett reading "The Master's Tools"
  Writer Patricia Corbett reading "The Master's Tools" by Audre Lorde. Visit www.patriciarcorbett.com.