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Combahee Pilgrimage May 31-June 3rd. Registration is open now!!!!
http://www.mobilehomecoming.org/upcoming-events/combahee-pilgrimage-13/
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Artist: Dr. Alexis Pauline Gumbs
Song: Audre Lorde Inauguaral Address
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Dr. Alexis Pauline Gumbs invokes the spirit and analysis of Audre Lorde in an alphabet oracle address inaugurating the first Audre Lorde week held at Tulane University. Through audience question posing and Audre Lorde prompts Dr. Gimbs brings Lorde into the room to answer the audience. This file is edited for time and amplified to hear the Audience questions.
Finding Poems: A Creative Writing Retreat Series by Alexis Pauline Gumbs*
This set of 6 one-day community writing retreats over a six month period is designed to offer writers at all levels an opportunity to find the poems speaking to them everywhere and to deepen their poetic practice…
Join Black Feminist Film School as we present some of our favorite experimental shorts including select shorts by Black Feminist Film School co-founder Julia Roxanne Wallace!!!
General Info: http://bit.ly/14IDHmx
What: Black Feminist Film…
From Create Love (http://createloveforwomen.blogspot.com/) Alexis: “The experience of being loved and being in love, and trusting that the desires of my body are safe and affirmed pushes back against what society has taught me about my body and my very being not being “right”. Trusting that I am right, divine in intimate space is a way of learning who I am again. It is a space to tap into that knowledge and that’s profoundly healing and liberating. I can create joy with my body and with my partner and we affirm each other’s bodies and each other. It is a way to be really present. When we know what that feels like, we won’t settle for anything less. We can walk around every day in the world remembering what it feels like in our bodies to be completely divine.” http://www.mobilehomecoming.org
Concrete Ritual: For Audre Lorde’s Birthday
Poem and performance by Alexis Pauline Gumbs. Video and sound by Julia Roxanne Wallace. Inspired? Participate in our virtual performance intensive next month: http://bit.ly/VyqVEj
Tune in to Mobile Homecoming’s interactive Valentine’s Day playlist from our Communicating Desire Workshop at Creating Change. Song dedications to the tweet of the hearts of our gorgeous intergenerational workshop participants. http://blip.fm/blackfeministbass
Signifiying!!!!! So floored by the enthusiasm of the Signified Crew! Thanks for making this beautiful episode and artist’s page about my soul work! Happy to be on the transformative documentarian track with y’all!!! ♥
http://thisissignified.com/?post_type=artist_page&p=530
