I remain who I am,
multiple and one
of the herd,
yet not of it.
— Gloria E. Anzaldúa,
Cihuatlyotl, Woman Alone
multiple and one
of the herd,
yet not of it.
— Gloria E. Anzaldúa,
Cihuatlyotl, Woman Alone
MY STORY (under construction)
“I am constantly defining my selves, for I am, as we all are, made up of so many different parts.”
— Audre Lorde, “Self-Definition and My Poetry”
“I remain who I am, multiple and one / of the herd, yet not of it.”
— Gloria E. Anzaldúa, “Cihuatlyotl, Woman Alone”
“. . . I am from there, I am from here,
but I am neither there nor here.
I have two names which meet and part...
I have two languages . . . ”
— Mahmoud Darwish, I Am From There
“I am the masses of my people and / I refuse to be absorbed.”
— Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales, I Am Joaquín
"I contain multitudes."
Walt Witman, "Song of Myself", 51
“. . . Remember you are all people and all people
are you. Remember you are this universe and this
universe is you . . ."
Joy Harjo “Remember,” She Had Some Horses (1983)
— Audre Lorde, “Self-Definition and My Poetry”
“I remain who I am, multiple and one / of the herd, yet not of it.”
— Gloria E. Anzaldúa, “Cihuatlyotl, Woman Alone”
“. . . I am from there, I am from here,
but I am neither there nor here.
I have two names which meet and part...
I have two languages . . . ”
— Mahmoud Darwish, I Am From There
“I am the masses of my people and / I refuse to be absorbed.”
— Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales, I Am Joaquín
"I contain multitudes."
Walt Witman, "Song of Myself", 51
“. . . Remember you are all people and all people
are you. Remember you are this universe and this
universe is you . . ."
Joy Harjo “Remember,” She Had Some Horses (1983)
INTERVIEWS & PRESS
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