No doubt are there lines that divide us. Lines that divide the human population into categories in which are clear, and discriminant. These lines have no shift, no curve, and no blur. The power they do have is the ability to establish segregation as ‘right’ amongst those who differ. June Jordan, an African American feminist and writer, indicates these subversions in the poem, A Poem About My Rights. Based on diverse constituents from her own experiences of crossing social and political borders she builds collectively on the problems women of color face everyday.
