Alice Walker, Broken Things

Alice Walker, Pulitzer Prize winner and internationally known Georgia-born author and activist, opened her archives at Emory University in April 2009. The event was celebrated by an exhibition, a symposium and a presentation by Alice Walker. Alice Walker on iTunes U at deimos3.apple.c...

[@SueLyons1]

"Their beauty need not be fixed. ..I will keep your wild, free laughter... I will keep you, pilgrim of sorrow... I will keep myself"

[@cadendesmond7044]

i know Im kinda randomly asking but do anybody know of a good site to stream new series online?

[@hannahtaybooks]

Every time I hear or read something from Alice I always get goose bumps!

[@melaniewolf7244]

Effortlessly reaches the farthest corners of the mind, soul, and body
Beautiful

[@osonomantse]

Hope to meet this icon one day,
Hope-fully, soon!

[@claytonredden987]

Happy birthday Alice 💜

[@rodderickjames-bp5rp]

❤

[@jacobzaranyika9334]

Thank you🙏 Mama Walker
Thank you🙏 Emory University
NO MORE STOLEN SISTERS!
NO MORE STOLEN BABIES!

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❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@rodderickjames-bp5rp]

😊

[@dinacamposlopes]

It was already broken when I got it I carry it to be regardless.

[@gloriamitchell3518]

Amen.

[@Sticle]

does this poem refer to the keeping of memories and objects that will always remain in our memory and heart ?

[@jocelynharris3708]

Ruxandra Ioana that's what I gathered

[@jocelynharris3708]

Ruxandra Ioana another more figurative analysis would be to interpret the broken things as people who have experienced some sort of trauma and responding to them with love vs responding with judgement the positive response of love could be viewed as "keeping" the broken thing