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Reflections on Black Sisterhood and the United Order of Tents
Annette Lane Harrison Richter
So I could just imagine how the Sisters would sit around and probably make quilts or mend clothing and plan how the organization was going to operate. Would they have officers? And what nomenclature would be given to the officers and their songs or prayers or rituals? And I’m sure it must have been a deeply moving experience for them, because slaves were torn apart so, and treated so brutally and viciously. To be with women who were nurturing and loving and sensitive just means everything in the world.
e-flux Journal
Posted: December 10, 2019
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Memory, Black Feminism, Slavery, Family