Anything we love can be saved
Subtitle: a writer's activism
By: Alice Walker.
Edition: 1st Ballantine Books ed.
Publisher: Ballantine Books
Published: 1998
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 225
ISBN-13: 9780345407962
Subjects: Walker, Alice, -- 1944- -- Political and social views.; African Americans -- Civilization.
Notes: Reprint. Originally published: New York : Random House, c1997.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : Belief in the love of the world; title: Part one : The only reason you want to go to heaven; title: Part two : Anything we love can be saved.; title: "You have all seen"; title: Anything we love can be saved : the resurrection of Zora Neale Hurston and her work; title: The sound of our own culture; title: How long shall they torture our mothers? : The trials of Winnie Mandela; title: Songs, flowers, and swords; title: Part three : What can I give my daughters, who are brave?; title: Home; title: Sunniness and shade : twenty-five years with the woman who made me a mother; title: Audre's voice; title: Dreads; title: My face to the light : thoughts about Christmas; title: What can I give my daughters, who are brave?; title: What that day was like for me : the Million Man March; title: Part four : Turquoise and coral.; title: Turquoise and coral : the writing of The Temple of my Familiar; title: Looking for Jung : writing Possessing the Secret of Joy; title: Frida, the perfect familiar; title: Part five : The growth of understanding.; title: Giving the party; title: Treasure; title: Heaven belongs to you : Warrior Marks as a liberation film; title: Part six : Saving the self.; title: Getting as black as my daddy : thoughts on the unhelpful aspects of destructive criticism; title: This side of glory : The Autobiography of David Hilliard and the Story of the Black Panther Party, by David Hilliard and Lewis Cole; title: Disinformation advertising; title: Letter to the International Indian Treaty Council; title: Letter to People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals; title: Follow me Home; title: Letter to the editor of Essence; title: African cinema; title: I am Salman Rushdie; title: This that I offer you; title: Part seven : Hugging Fidel.; title: Becoming what we're called; title: The story of why I am here, or A woman connects oppressions; title: Hugging Fidel; title: Letter to President Clinton; title: My mother's blue bowl