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...what they say is tongue-in-cheek," said a woman who had been to parties but asked not to be identified. "Nobody's forced to do anything they don't want to do and both men and women are contact with what's going on. There is stuff written on the walls and ceilings so you know what's going...
...think anything was lost by the incident. In some circumstances, it is wrong to turn the other cheek. I was determined not to be Richard Nixon's judge. I had not been a witness to his misdeeds, only to their consequences and to his suffering...
...left hand. His hair falls over his ears, the thin corkscrew curls shiny. His eyes are green, his mustache a pencil line over his lip. His nose looks as if it might have been broken once. There is a black mole the size of a nickel on his right cheek...
...this tongue-in-cheek but highly self-descriptive definition. Walker hints at many of the key issues she addresses in the essays that follow. Womanist Prose is as much about mothers and daughters as it is about American social history: it is as much about race relations as it is about the need to express one's creativity...
Crashing in the first run of the Olympic trials five weeks ago, slightly denting his right cheek, Masley was required thereafter to slide impeccably, or the best American luge racer would have been left at home. With $600 in parts, Masley built his own sled. "I leave my job [computer drafting] for six months every year," he says, "and save every cent the rest of the time. But it's worth it, an incredible feeling, the wind rushing by. You're doing something. And this is the proudest moment of my life...