They could deal with the Negro as a symbol or a victim but had no sense of him as a man.
—James Baldwin
Nature, we have spent our many lives
undressing
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One Hundred Amazing Facts about the Negro, with Complete Proof, III
Two centuries ago the Negroes of South Africa and the Northern Europeans both practiced a form of cannibalism that was strikingly similar. Woke ravenous. Woke with a mollusk mind Already […]
The Mothers and the Mediterranean
By Vénus Khoury-Ghata, translated by Marilyn Hacker
Destroy everything cried the mothers from their high balconies wring the streetlights’ necks make the trees eat dust take apart the ladder the doll the spider’s hammock The children will […]
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