Cataloging is an ongoing process and we may update this record as we conduct additional research and review. BLK Vol. View Images. The front cover is printed in color and features an image of Lisa Mitchell left and Titia Ingram right hiking in the woods. Both women are carrying a red, external frame hiking backpack, with Ingram in the front and Mitchell following.
Mitchell is wearing a white tank top with light blue jeans, also cuffed, and black tennis shoes. At the top and centered to the left, [BLK] is printed in bold, white, uppercase letters within a black rectangular box. Below and to the left of the [BLK] text box is the magazine issue information; in small, red text it reads [Vol.
Below, is the feature story headline in red text [Outwrite Outrage]. There are 68 numbered pages, stapled the center fold, with articles, advertisements, classifieds, black and white photographs, and cartoon illustrations throughout.
Llyod Jordan. In it, Jordan addresses the car collision Alan Bell, publisher and editor, was in. The article is accompanied by a photograph of Alan Bell in a hospital bed, giving a thumbs up, and the totaled car. Bill Clinton and Rev. It is divided by city. Written by Nina Robert, a woman of color who is a professional in the field of outdoor recreation, the article several women to discuss the spiritual enrichment, invigorating feeling, and economic barrier that comes from being outdoor leisure In hoping to encourage Black lesbians, Robert makes a note of suggesting participation through a support system or organization due to homophobia, sexiam, and racism.
The article is accompanied by two photographs of Lisa Mitchell and Titia Ingram and a list of outdoor programs. Lloyd Jordan. Jordan includes the thoughts of several authors, poets, and activists while addressing the systematic intuitional history of excluding African Americans in the literary world.
