Audre Lorde reading her poem “Power” at the San Francisco Women’s Building on September 26, 1974. This is just a tiny piece of what you can find the Special Collection of Black Women in the SF Poetry Center Archives, curated by @arisaawhite: https://diva.sfsu.edu/collections/poetrycenter/12628 The original magnetic videotape recordings were digitized both by BAVC Preservation as part of the Preservation Access Program, and by staff at San Francisco State University's Digital Information Virtual

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On her heavenly birthday, we uplift Audre Lorde and her revolutionary spirit. As a Black lesbian, she was a pioneer for Black queer folks during a time where both racism and homophobia were commonplace. Today, Audre Lorde's wisdom continues to teach the new generations of activists and queers! | The California Endowment

Author Alexis Pauline Gumbs on perpetuating the Black feminist legacy of Audre Lorde

A Litany For Survival: The Life and Work of Audre Lorde | Hammer Museum

Who is Audre Lorde and what are her most famous quotes?

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