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Brother to Brother: New Writing by Black Gay Men

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"Brother to Brother: New Writing by Black Gay Men" is a profound exploration of intersectionality, courage, and the human spirit, edited by Essex Hemphill. A Lambda Literary Award winner, this collection was originally conceived by Joseph Beam and completed by Hemphill following Beam’s untimely death. First published in 1991, this anthology resurfaces to amplify voices that resonate with both timeless and urgent messages. Through essays and poems, these black gay men peel back layers of their experiences, intertwining tales of resilience and communal identity with personal revelations. Hemphill’s compilation is not just reading; it's an invitation to witness and participate in a dialogue—much like sitting down with intimate friends who share their deepest truths. Ideal for college students studying gender equality and racial justice, this book serves as a critical tool for understanding the complexities of identity and the power of speaking out. As you turn each page, prepare to be moved by the authenticity and richness of stories that challenge the silence and celebrate life.

Book Details

Published by RedBone Press on March 1, 2007
389 pages
ISBN: 9780978625115
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