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White Papers
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2012
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White Papersis a series of untitled poems that deal with issues of race from a number of personal, historical, and cultural perspectives. Expanding the territory of her 2006 bookBlue Front,which focused on a lynching her father witnessed as a child, this book turns, among other things, to Martha Collins' childhood. Throughout, it explores questions about what it means to be white, not only in the poet's life, but also in our culture and history, even our pre-history. The styles and forms are varied, as are the approaches; some of the poems address race only implicitly, and the book, likeBlue Front,includes some documentary and \"found\" material. But the focus is always on getting at what it has meant and what it means to be white-tohavea race and racial history, much of which one would prefer to forget, if one is white, but all of which is essential to remember and to acknowledge in a multi-racial society that continues to live under the influence of its deeply racist past.
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University of Pittsburgh Press
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9780822961840, 0822961849, 9780822978176, 0822978172
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