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Lorde, Audre (Geraldine) (1934–1992)

US poet and writer. Based in the Virgin Islands, she taught at many institutions, including Hunter College in New York City (from 1980). She was an African-American activist and lesbian feminist who explored the dimensions of modern life in poetry, a novel, and non-fiction, as in The Cancer Journals (1980). Lorde was born in New York City. She studied at the University of Mexico, Hunter College, and Columbia University.



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