Black lesbian in white America and other writings / Anita Cornwell ; edited by Briona Simone Jones.

Foreword / by Briona Simone Jones
Introduction / by Anita Cornwell
I. The Black lesbian in white America. Three for the price of one: notes from a gay Black feminist
The Black lesbian in a malevolent society
The lesser of the worst
Some notes on the Black lesbian and the womin-identified womin concept
On watching a tv special: aw womyn, why men?
II. "I am Black, woman, and poet." A interview with Audre Lorde
III. First love and other sorrows: six pieces from an autobiography. Fleeing the myths of motherhood
A place of her own
The second time around
Dark interlude
Another time, another place
First love and other sorrows
IV. Lament for two bamboozled sisters
a sequence of letters. V. To the womyn: poems. I. Lamentations
II. To the womyn
For Grandmother Iola, (1883-1978)
Then I told them
New love?
Tiny Eastern woman
To an ex-Golden Girl
Question
Celestial error
Fettered red woman
An ode to the ladies
Elegy for a "girl" guerrilla
Helpful hints
Ravaged Western woman
III. For a young soul sister
Acknowledgments.