Audre Lorde
This critical theorist used this method to convey hrt artisitic abilites.
This poetic form is used in Audrey Lord's "A Litany for Survival"
Free verse
The line symbolizes the fear and vulnerability that marginalized communities experience even when they remain silent. It suggests that silence does not provide safety or protection, but rather perpetuates a cycle of fear and oppression. It underscores the importance of breaking the silence and speaking out as a means of empowerment.
"When we are silent, we are still afraid"
Audre Lorde was praised fora series of writing in which she ovecame a sever illness.
What is the cancer journals and cancer?
This theorist was raised here.
Where is New York.
What literary device is prominently used in the line "When we are silent, we are still afraid" in "A Litany for Survival"?
Paradox
These people do not have the luxury to consider other options for their lives. There is no time or place for dreaming.
“for those of us who…”
Her work contributed in creating a safe and comfortable conversationons for this.
The association that Aurdre Lorde became apart of.
What is the Women's Institute for Freedom of the Press? (wifp)
In what historical period was Audrey Lord's "A Litany for Survival" written?
The poem was written during the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s
They have triumphed by surviving this long and need to use this power to ensure their further survival
“it is better to speak.”
At Hunter High school, the school refused to publish Audre's poem. Spring a poem about love, because it was to romantic.
Whi is seventeen Magazine.
What is a lesbian, mother, warrior, and poet.
Find the question to the following answer: The importance of speaking out, reclaiming one's voice, and resisting oppression
Question: What message of empowerment does Audrey Lord convey in "A Litany for Survival"?
This is because the authorities who had power over them (whom Lorde’s speaker calls)
heavy-footed
Lorde identifed these to be issues to the basic foundations of females.
What is class, race, age, gender, and health?
What social issues does Audrey Lord address through her poetry?
Racism, sexism, homophobia, and the intersectionality of oppression.
these lines resonate with the violence and trauma that marginalized peoples are experiencing today
remembering/ we were never meant to survive