(Paperback)

Concerns with human rights, political oppression, sexuality, race, and Jamaican culture thematically connect these essays.

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Profound portraits of the traumas of war, the ravages of homophobia, and the triumph of desire.

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This text contains eight stylistically distinct stories, connected by threads of African American and gay experience, as well as Caribbean American culture and history.

(Hardback)

Features lyrical essays, which draw on the author's experiences as a politically committed, gay Jamaican American to deliver a condemnation of the prejudices, hatreds, and inhumanities that persist in the United States and elsewhere, as both official policy and social reality. This book puts forth a moral and ethical understanding of human rights.

(Paperback)

In these lyrical and powerful essays, Thomas Glave draws on his experiences as a politically committed, gay Jamaican American to deliver a searing condemnation of the prejudices, hatreds, and inhumanities that persist in the United States and elsewhere as both official policy and social reality.