Lessons from Audre Lorde's The Uses of Anger

Focusing on the intersection of anger and racism, the book features Audre Lorde's influential lecture delivered at the 1981 National Women's Studies Association conference. It explores women's responses to racism while reflecting on the responsibilities of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies. The introduction by Gordon, Orozco Mendoza, and Zane emphasizes the importance of historical context in shaping contemporary discourse. The work concludes with a sankofic interview that further analyzes these themes, enriching the conversation on social justice and radical feminism.