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Dionne Brand (born January 7, 1953 in Trinidad and Tobago) is a Canadian poet, novelist, and non-fiction writer who focuses in issues on to black women. She was natural within Trinidad & Tobago & come to Canada to survey at a University of Toronto. She is an active fighter for the rights of marginalized communities, especially blacks & women. Despite a similarity of their list, she should non exist as confused sustaining poet Di Brandt.
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Northwest Passages: Dionne Brand Biography and selected bibliography. Canadian Poets: Dionne Brand Biography, published works, awards, and a list of critical works about the poet. The Traumatic Lusciousness of History, as seen by Dionne Brand Article and review of 'At the Full and Change of the Moon'. A Poet First and Foremost Article focusing on Brand's dislike of being called an activist and being asked the 'immigrant question'. 100 Canadian Poets: Dionne Brand Biography, publications, and list of critical materials. Voices From the Gaps: Dionne Brand Biography, criticism, and selected bibliography. 1997 Governor General's Literary Award Winner: Dionne Brand Biography and RealAudio excerpt of 'Land to Light On'. |
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