“The first thing you must do is forget that I'm Black. Second, you must never forget that I'm Black.”
Quote by Pat Parker
Work
An Expanded Edition of Movement in Black
This comprehensive volume delves into the history and impact of various movements that have shaped the African American community, providing a nuanced understanding of the cultural and social landscape. more
Author
Pat Parker
Pat Parker was an American poet, born on January 20, 1944, and died on June 19, 1989. Known for her profound social and political commentary, Parker's poetry often addressed issues of race, gender, and class, reflecting her experiences as an African American woman in 20th-century American society. more
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