"I understood finally that this heroic will to endure is still not the same as the will to change, the true rebellion. ("Rebellion")"
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Minnie Bruce Pratt
Minnie Bruce Pratt (born September 12, 1946, Alabama, USA; died July 2, 2023, New York) was a poet, educator, activist, and essayist.
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