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\nhttps://archive.org/details/anarchaspeaks0000domi  \n# Anarcha Speaks\n\n# THE NATIONAL POETRY SERIES\n\nThe National Poetry Series was founded in 1978 to ensure thepublication of five poetry books annually through five participatingpublishers.Publication is funded annually by the Lannan Foundation,Amazon Literary Partnership,Barnes &Noble,the Poetry Foundation,  \nthe PG Family Foundation and the Betsy Community Fund,JoanBingham,Mariana Cook,Stephen Graham,Juliet Lea Hillman Simonds,William Kistler,Jeffrey Ravetch,Laura Baudo Sillerman,and Margaret  \nThornton.For a complete listing of generous contributors to theNational Poetry Series,please visit www.nationalpoetryseries.org.  \n# 2017 COMPETITION WINNERS\n\nThe Lumberjack's DoveGennaRose NethercottChose by Louise Gluck for Ecco  \nAnarcha SpeaksDominique ChristinaChosen by Tyehimba Jess for Beacon Press  \nfeeldJos CharlesChosen by Fady Joudah for Milkweed Editions  \nWhat It Doesn't Have to Do WithLindsay BernalChosen by Paul Guest for University of Georgia Press  \n# Museum of the Americas\n\nJ.Michael MartinezChosen by Cornelius Eady for Penguin Books  \n# AnarchaSpeaks\n\nDOMINIQUE CHRISTINA  \nBeacon PressBoston  \nBEACON PRESSBoston,Massachusettswww.beacon.org  \nBeacon Press booksare published under the auspices ofthe Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations.  \n⑥2018 by Dominique ChristinaAll rights reservedPrinted in the United States of America  \n21201918   87654321  \nThis book is printed on acid-free paper that meets the uncoated paperANSI/NISO specifications for permanence as revised in 1992.  \nText design and composition by Kim Amey  \nFrontispiece:Illustration of Dr.J.Marion Sims with “Anarcha,”from the series \"A History of Medicine in Pictures,\"by RobertThom,1961.Courtesy of the Pearson Museum,with permissionfrom the Southern Illinois University School of Medicine.  \n# Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data\n\nNames:Dominique Christina,author.I Jess,Tyehimba,editor,writer of foreword.Title:Anarcha speaks:a history in poems/Dominique Christina;selected by Tyehimba Jess;introduction by Tyehimba Jess.  \nDescription:Boston:Beacon Press,2018.I Series:The National poetry seriesIdentifiers:LCCN 2017058986(print)|LCCN 2018006046(ebook)IISBN 9780807009314(ebook)|ISBN 9780807009215(paperback)Subjects:LCSH:African American women—Poetry.I Women slaves—Poetry.ISims,J.Marion (James Marion),1813-1883—Poetry.I Gynecologists—UnitedStates—Poetry.Human experimentation in medicine—Poetry.I Gynecology—History—Poetry.I American poetry—African American authors.|BISAC:POETRY/American/African American.|HISTORY/United States/19th Century.Classification:LCC PS3604.O4655(ebook)|LCC PS3604.04655 A832018(print)IDDC811/.6—dc23LC record available at https:/Acn.loc.gov/2017058986  \nCONTENTS  \nForeword by Tyehimba Jess ·xi  \nSection I:She Is a Woman Therefore She RemembersAnarcha Will Speak and It Will Be So ·3Ghosts I Got ·4  \nThe Preacher Give Us the 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