The Year We Can't Walk
The Year We Can't Walk is a poetry collection concerned with the issues of Black womanhood, silence, oppression, grief, insecurity, mental health and traumatic history. This work uses narrative complexity and abstraction to build a temporal space that is boundless in its subject matter. With a great variation of style and voice, this work attempts to mimic the chaos and trauma related to Black femininity in America.
Item Description
Name(s)
Author: Hill, Markeisha
Thesis advisor: Hunt, Erica
Date
April 15, 2016
Extent
43 pages
Language
eng
Genre
Physical Form
electronic
Discipline
Rights and Use
In Copyright – Non-Commercial Use Permitted
Restrictions on Use
Access restricted until June 1, 2036. Please contact wesscholar@wesleyan.edu for more information.
Digital Collection
PID
ir:1876