Mulatta – Not So Tragic

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Mulatta–Not So Tragic dares to reveal the liminal spaces women of color occupy on multiple socio-political planes, and under the provocative and controversial label mulatta. Through linking verses from across the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, Karla Brundage and Allison Erdin Francis explore the sometimes devastating and celebratory dynamics of being bi-racial women in the 21st century. Consequently, the poetry collected in this volume addresses our global thirst for shared and communal voices, expressing both human concerns and personal desires–as played out on the topography of life experiences in Hawaii, in California, on the Cote d’Ivoire, and within the minds of two multi-ethnic women poets.

Poetry. Literary Nonfiction.

A powerful and moving book of poetry exploring Friendship, Identity, Race, Gender, Inclusion, Sexual Relationships, Sexuality, Bi-racial, Feminism, Masculinity, and Inequality as Women in our complicated modern World

A powerful and moving book of poetry exploring Friendship, Identity, Race, Gender, Inclusion, Sexual Relationships, Sexuality, Bi-racial, Feminism, Masculinity, and Inequality as Women in our complicated modern World

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