In the Daylight of Our Existence activism Drawing on the insights of

Drawing on the insights of feminists and scholars of racial capitalism

science to culture

or Italian drizzle softly falling beneath an umbrella in a Roman garden

subversive message scrawled on the chalkboard

In the Daylight of Our Existence activism Drawing on the insights ofOur survival requires that we alter our environment so that we can live and so that we can hold each others hands and so that we can kiss each other on the streets, and in the daylight of our existence, without terror and without violent and sometimes fatal reactions from the busybodies of America. Black feminist poet, author, activist and professor June Jordan wrote these words in 1991 for an address to the Bisexual, Gay, and Lesbian Student