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Thngs That I Do in Drk by June Jordan, 1977-04-12
On Call: Political Essays by June Jordan, 1985-10
Soulscript: A Collection of Classic African American Poetry (Harlem Moon Classics) by June Jordan, 2004-11-02
I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky by June Jordan, 1995-05-12
MOVING TOWARDS HOME. Political essays. by June Jordan, 1989
Technical Difficulties: African-American Notes on the State of the Union by June Jordan, 1994-02-15
Technical Difficulties by June Jordan, 1993-03-25
Naming Our Destiny: New and Selected Poems by June Jordan, 1989-10
New life: new room by June Jordan, 1975
Kissing God Goodbye: Poems 1991-1997 by June Jordan, 1997-10-13
Some changes (Black poets series) by June Jordan, 1971
An Administrator's Handbook on Designing Programs for the Gifted and Talented
Who Look at Me by June Jordan, 1969-06
Things That I Do in the Dark by June Jordan, 1981-04

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President George W. Bush Departs King Hussein International Airport In Aqaba, Jo
President George W. Bush departs King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, jordan june 4, 2003. White House photo by Paul Morse
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VG: Artist Biography: Jordan, June
Biography, criticism, selected bibliography, and links.
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Extractions: Jump to: Biography and Criticism Selected Bibliography Non-English Materials Related Links June Jordan was born on July 9, 1936 in Harlem, New York, to Granville and Mildred Jordan, Jamaican natives. Her father was a night shift postal worker and her mother was a nurse. When Jordan was five, the family moved to the Bedford-Stuyvesant area of Brooklyn. During her high school years, Jordan was "completely immersed in a white universe" while a student at Milwood High School and Northfield School for girls in Massachusetts. At Northfield, Jordan "discovered her poetic voice." Jordan's home situation was a source of conflict and anguish because of her father's physical abuse and her mother's denial. This environment resulted in Jordan's writing extensively about her parents and their positive and negative influences. In 1953, Jordan enrolled at Barnard College. Two years later, she married Michael Meyer, a student. While her husband completed graduate studies at the University of Chicago, Jordan continued her studies there until 1956 when she went to Barnard College, where she remained until February 1957. In 1958, she gave birth to her only child, Christopher David Meyer. Being in an interracial marriage in the 1950's was especially difficult due to societal attitudes and laws. In 1965, Jordan's marriage ended in divorce and Jordan faced the trials of being a single, working mother and forming her identity.
Poets.org - Poetry, Poems, Bios & More - June Jordan
Visit the website presented by june jordan s estate, which features a biography, bibliography, poems, news, permissions information, and more.
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Extractions: June Jordan was born in New York City in 1936. Her books of poetry include Kissing God Goodbye: Poems, 1991-1997 (Anchor Books, 1997), Haruko/Love Poems Naming Our Destiny: New and Selected Poems Living Room Passion (1980), and Things That I Do in the Dark (1977). She is also the author of children's books, plays, a novel, and Poetry for the People: A Blueprint for the Revolution (1995), a guide to writing, teaching and publishing poetry. Her collections of political essays include Affirmative Acts: Political Essays (1998) and Technical Difficulties (1994). Basic Books published her memoir
June Jordan
Biographical timeline, bibliography, how to obtain permissions, where her papers are archived.
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June Jordan | Obituaries | Guardian Unlimited Books
Obituary for the AfricanAmerican poet, essayist, and activist. The Guardian
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Glbtq >> Literature >> Jordan, June
In both her poetry and her essays, june jordan called for the rejection of stereotypical views of bisexuality, and she associated sexual independence with
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Extractions: Jordan, June (1939-2002) In both her poetry and her essays, June Jordan called for the rejection of stereotypical views of bisexuality, and she associated sexual independence with political commitment. Born on July 9, 1936, in Harlem to Jamaican immigrants, June Jordan grew up in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood. Her childhood in one of the largest black urban areas in the country, coupled with her three high school years at a predominantly white preparatory school, gave Jordan an early understanding of racial conflicts. Sponsor Message. She attended Barnard College, where she met and married Michael Meyer, a white Columbia University student who shared her political beliefs. Divorced after eleven years, Jordan continued studying architectural design and working as a free-lance political journalist to support herself and her son. Her broad-based inclusive politics were significantly influenced by her work in 1964 with visionary architect Buckminster Fuller, her mother's suicide in 1966, her meetings with Fannie Lou Hamer in 1969, and her travels to Nicaragua in the 1980s.
June Jordan
A reference page on june jordan (1936 2002), poet, activist, political essayist, teacher at UC Berkeley founder of Poetry for the People.
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Speaking Freely: An Evening With Remarkable Women -- June Jordan
Photo, profile of the poet. Also an audio file (in WAV format) of her speaking about her political engagement.
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Extractions: "It's all well and good to talk about how much we have been able to do, and how much we're going to do and so on. But I think we need to also be real here and recognize how much we're not able to do. For example, the way in which a black woman, we'll say a woman writer, a woman poet is treated, a black woman poet, is very different from someone who is not black, someone who is not a woman writer or poet. That's just for real." When she was a young girl, June Jordan's father taught her how to box; she has been fighting ever since. Jordan battles with her words to heal the cultural, political and economic wounds in our society. Her tenacity as a writer has propelled Jordan to become the "most published African American writer in history," according to the African American Review Affirmative Acts: Political Essays (1998) marks the twenty-sixth book in Jordan's celebrated career as poet, essayist, activist, and professor. Ms. Jordan writes her poetry and essays with clear-sighted passion about controversial and critical issues that are currently at the center of American debate. Addressing the personal as well as the political, Jordan has been described as a poet for whom political conviction exists in the same universe as love. It's no wonder that she was tapped to write the libretto for the 1995 opera by composer, John Adams, and director, Peter Sellars. I Was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky was dubbed an "earthquake/romance" by Jordan, who gives voice to seven characters in present-day Los Angeles, struggling to fill their lives with love as they deal with racial tensions and a catastrophic earthquake.
June Jordan -- Britannica Student Encyclopaedia
june jordan (19362002). US author june jordan investigated both social and personal concerns through her poetry, essays, and drama.
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Online NewsHour: Michael Jordan -- June 15, 1998
The winning shot was, once again, scored by Michael jordan. What makes jordan such a dominant player, both on the court and in the marketplace?
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31595. Jordan, June. The Columbia World Of Quotations. 1996
31595. jordan, june. The Columbia World of Quotations. 1996.
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Jordan (June 2003)
In Baqa a, jordan s largest camp for refugees from Palestine, children pose in the doorway of their UNRWAconstructed household.
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Extractions: In Baqa'a, Jordan's largest camp for refugees from Palestine, children pose in the doorway of their UNRWA-constructed household. They attend one of eight schools in the camp, which are operated on a double-shift basis. 3.8 million refugees are now registered with this United Nations agency that was established by a General Assembly Resolution, 53 years ago, on December 8, 1949. These children represent the fourth or even fifth generation of refugees to live in Baqa'a camp. Credit must read: UN/DPI Photo SHD3 by Stephenie Hollyman Children play along the dusty streets of the Baqa'a refugee camp, near Amman, Jordan. These children are descendents of those who maintain refugee status. Baqa'a is the largest camp in Jordan, where 3.8 million refugees from Palestine are registered with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA). Credit must read: UN/DPI Photo SHD2 by Stephenie Hollyman In Baja's camp in Jordan, a refugee child is weighed on a scale at the camp's health center, one of two in the camp.
Jordan, June (Harper's Magazine)
jordan, june. WRITER OF, 1 Poem from 1995. CONNECTIONS. HAS BORN DATE, 1936 L.A. boheme. by june jordan Readings/Poem, May 1995, 2 pp.
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Bush Received Weapons Cache From King Of Jordan - June 15, 2006
Bush Received Weapons Cache From jordan. Collectibles, DVDs, bling highlight foreign leader gift list. june 15President George W. Bush received a $10000
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What's Up In Jordan?: June 2006
Typically, I like to take my family to locations in jordan, such as Petra and Aqaba, but this year we decided to go to Egypt. This decision has revealed to
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TIME Magazine Cover: Michael Jordan - June 22, 1998 - Basketball - Chicago - Mos
TIME Magazine Cover Michael jordan. Michael jordan. june 22, 1998. Email this, previous week s cover following week s cover. WALTER IOOSS JR.
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Internet Archive: Details: Poem To Take Back The Night, June Jordan
Author Hatshepsut Date 200606-03 Keywords Poetry English jordan, june Wonderful poem to select, I ll have to read more from june jordan!
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Jordan, June, 1936-2002. Papers, 1936-2002 (inclusive), 1954-2002 (bulk): A Find
Abstract The papers of june jordan, poet, author, outspoken activist, champion of equal rights for African Americans and women, and professor.
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