“When I was on a book tour last year, I saw a sign in a bookstore in a seaside town in Maine that was carefully drawn with popular symbols of coastal living and these words were entwined: Hope anchors the… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“I understood your hope came not from some belief in the triumph of good or the kindness of politicians and bureaucrats. Your hope came from within; something inside you harbored and nourished a spark that had not been squelched and… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“if you’re going to use the word ‘dream’ in a poem, you had better be langston hughes.” — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“When I was on a book tour last year, I saw a sign in a bookstore in a seaside town in Maine that was… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“For femmes, that evolving feminist thought reacquainted us with something we kind of knew already: men and women might mistake us for “just girls”… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“I understood your hope came not from some belief in the triumph of good or the kindness of politicians and bureaucrats. Your hope came… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“Your indomitable spirit survived whatever the mainstream culture threw at you, whether it was a malnourishing diet of endless corn as a child or… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“I knew I lived in a country founded on the murder of the body and the spirit of others. Native American nations were decimated… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
“This week I was watching the Rachel Maddow Show (you'd love her: she's funny and brilliant and just happens to be a stunning butch),… — Jewelle Gomez Copy Share Image
