Who Look at Me – June Jordan – 1969 1920s narrative style reflects early 20th-century

narrative style reflects early 20th-century scientific thought while incorporating discoveries such as quantum theory and relativity

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Who Look at Me – June Jordan – 1969 1920s narrative style reflects early 20th-centuryWho Look at Me by June Jordan, published by Thomas Y. Crowell Company, New York, copyright 1969. First edition. Designed by Klaus Gemming. A celebrated long poem by the poet and activist June Jordan, addressed to the reader from the perspective of Black Americans who have been overlooked, misrepresented, or rendered invisible throughout American history. The text moves through questions of identity, visibility, and dignity, weaving together personal