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La hermana, la extranjera: Artículos y conferencias by Audre Lorde
7 reviews
scarroll178's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Racism, Murder, Death, Child death, and Rape
rieviolet's review against another edition
4.0
There were a couple of chapters that I didn't much care about and, in places, were also a bit of a struggle to get through (for example "Notes from a Trip to Russia"; "An Interview: Audre Lorde and Adrienne Rich", which was way too long, too much focused on their personal relationship, and also I do not like Adrienne Rich).
I have to admit that some sections were a bit difficult to understand, but that has more to do with me lacking in similar personal experiences and knowledge, than to any fault of the author.
A lot of what Audre Lorde reflected on and wrote about back then still resonates deeply today. I think it will be worth it to read more from the author and then revisit these essays.
Graphic: Sexism, Racism, and Hate crime
Moderate: Police brutality, Murder, Colonisation, Death, Violence, Gun violence, Child death, Homophobia, War, Cancer, Racial slurs, Lesbophobia, and Bullying
Minor: Death of parent, Physical abuse, Animal cruelty, Medical content, Rape, Medical trauma, Ableism, Sexual assault, and Torture
shellroch285's review against another edition
5.0
Graphic: Homophobia, Death, Child death, and Racism
Minor: Colonisation
meganpbell's review against another edition
4.75
Graphic: Homophobia, Sexism, Racism, and Lesbophobia
Moderate: Murder and Racial slurs
Minor: War, Police brutality, Medical trauma, Cancer, Sexual violence, Child death, and Death
waybeyondblue's review against another edition
5.0
Moderate: Police brutality, Misogyny, Mass/school shootings, Hate crime, Classism, Sexual assault, Racial slurs, Cancer, Racism, Sexism, Gun violence, and Child death
thewordsdevourer's review against another edition
4.25
not only does lorde get me nodding my head off in vigorous agreement, she also leaves me awed and astounded at times at how insightful and revealing her observations and truth-telling are, and her call to self-awareness and action are inspiring. she's also light years ahead of many others in her understanding and communication of the seemingly seamless blending of race, sex, sexual orientation, class, and other aspects of complex intersectionality, as well as her awareness of her own positionality, resulting in a startlingly non-western-centric work. this is def a book to keep and read then reread.
Graphic: Sexism, Racism, and Lesbophobia
Moderate: Classism, Colonisation, Death of parent, Racial slurs, and Homophobia
Minor: Cancer, Death, Medical trauma, Child death, Infertility, and Rape
yunziyinz's review against another edition
5.0
Moderate: Child death, Chronic illness, Hate crime, Misogyny, Racism, Racial slurs, Rape, Sexism, and Sexual violence