Some Of Us Did Not Die: Selected Essays: New and Selected Essays (New and and Selected Essays)

Dive into the profound world of June Jordan, an unyielding advocate for human rights, through "Some Of Us Did Not Die: Selected Essays." This compelling collection, praised by Toni Morrison for its seamless blend of activism and artistry, showcases essays spanning Jordan's remarkable career, including her final works before her passing in 2002. Each piece pulses with Jordan’s lyrical honesty and incisive wit, tackling the complex intersections of racial justice, gender equality, education equity, and voting rights. Her essays dissect the painful contradictions within culture and politics, yet her words resonate with a timeless, intelligent clarity that continues to stir the hearts of readers. Published on March 15, 2003, this anthology is a must-read for those engaged in adult education, providing not only a reflection of history but also a beacon for ongoing social change. Engage with Jordan's legacy and carry forward the dialogue on the pressing issues of our time.