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Book Review: Conference on the Educational and Occupational Needs of Black Women

black women. In the first poem of the work she asserts that she wants to bring the black girl out “to know herself’ because “she’s been dead so long. . . she doesn’t know the sound of her own voice her infinite beauty.” One does not read this book and react unemotionally or thoughtlessly. With each return to this work comes a new insight, a new response, a new feeling and a fuller interpretation. The choreopoem is a thoughtful and creative approach to the experience of black women in this country. It offers historical insight by using case studies and narratives which challenge us to learn from these episodes and seek a brighter future.