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kaylynn reads
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“I can be all filled up that day with three hundred years of rage so that my eyes are flashing and my flesh is trembling- and the white boys in the streets, they look at me and think of sex”
The beginning of the book goes all the way back to slavery, detailing how the intense dehumanization of the black woman is directly correlated to the justification of past/current sexual violence towards black woman.
— Jul 18, 2026 11:37AM
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The beginning of the book goes all the way back to slavery, detailing how the intense dehumanization of the black woman is directly correlated to the justification of past/current sexual violence towards black woman.
Maggie Johnson
is on page 111 of 205
This book is kind of frustrating because I never can get a feel of what time period she is talking about. I don't know if she is talking about the 19th or 20th century.
— Jul 16, 2026 08:56PM
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