# Cheryl Clarke
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Cheryl L. Clarke (born Washington DC, May 16, 1947) is a lesbian poet, essayist, educator and a Black feminist community activist: she lives in Jersey City, New Jersey, and Hobart, New York. With her life partner, Barbara Balliet, she is co-owner of Bleinheim Hill Books, a used and rare bookstore in Hobart. Her younger sister is novelist Breena Clarke, with whom Clarke and Balliet organize the Hobart Festival of Women writers each summer.
Make A Difference Minute: Children's Book Author Cheryl Clarke Part 2
On this MADM, Cheryl Perkes Clarke is sharing about her work as a children’s book author. Listen & share.
Sponsor: J. Calvert Farms
‘Fierceness Served!’ Documentary Ensures Story of Black D.C. LGBTQ Coffeehouse Lives On
Sandwiched in an alleyway on the northeast side of Washington D.C., Black
queer, gay, and lesbian artists like Wayson Jones cultivated fertile ground
in a coffeehouse. What they did in the cramped space is the stuff of
legends, yet the coffeehouse is long gone—much like the city of old. A
docum…
Make A Difference Minute: Children's Book Author Cheryl Clarke Part 2
On this MADM, Cheryl Perkes Clarke is sharing about her work as a children’s book author. Listen & share.
Sponsor: J. Calvert Farms
Make A Difference Minute: Breast Cancer Survivor & Children's Book Author Cheryl Clarke Part 1
On this MADM, Cheryl Clarke is sharing about her breast cancer experience and brings awareness to early detection. Listen & share.
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Breast Cancer Survivor & Children's Book Author Cheryl Clarke
Tune in tonight as I talk with breast cancer survivor and children’s book author, Cheryl Perkes Clarke! Please share.
Episode 4: We Deserve Hope
In this fourth episode of Solarpunking, we talk about a few things that made me feel hopeful.
Drawing from the solarpunk ideology, we explore the power of community-driven change, reimagining our relationship with the land, and practical visions for a just, ecologically sound future.
We also li…
Mouths of Rain: Honoring the Lineage of Black Lesbian Thought with Briona Simone Jones
If you’ve ever quoted Audre Lorde, you’re going to love this episode with Dr. Briona Simone Jones. Dr. Jones is a scholar, professor and editor of the multi-award-winning book, Mouths of Rain: An Anthology of Black Lesbian Thought.
Mouths of Rain is the most comprehensive anthology centering Blac…
The Hour: Poetry Open Mic - Created and hosted by poet María Fernanda
María Fernanda (she/hers) is a poet from DC. Her work explores the intimacy of sisterhood, the anchor of intergenerational coexistence, and grief. Awarded the Norma Elia Cantú Award in Creative Writing, her work appears in The Healing Verse Poetry Line, Cave Canem’s Dogbytes, Cheryl Clarke's born i…
Poetry Night Panel - with Brandel France de Bravo & Julie Choffel - in conversation with María Fernanda
With wit and vulnerability, Brandel France de Bravo explores resilience in the face of climate change and a global pandemic, race, and the concept of a self, all while celebrating the power of breath as "baptism on repeat." Whether her inspiration is twelfth-century Buddhist mind-training slogans …
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