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The Language of the Blood Resources
The Language of Blood Resources
Trenka, Jane Jeong. The
Language of Blood : A Memoir. St. Paul, Minn.: Borealis Books, 2003.
This is the 2004-2005 common reading for all ENG 111 classes. Listed below
are resources to further your understanding while reading the book.
Resources mentioned in the interview (the interview video
and these books are available on reserve
in the library)
Reviews of Language of Blood
Articles and websites about adoption
Articles and books about race relations
| Freedman, Samuel G. "Still
Separate, Still Unequal." New York Times Book Review 16 May.
2004: 7.8. |
| Foner, Nancy, and George M. Fredrickson. Not
just Black and White : Historical and Contemporary Perspectives on Immigration,
Race, and Ethnicity in the United States. New York: Russell Sage Foundation,
6465. |
| Kaeser, Gigi, and Peggy Gillespie. Of
Many Colors: Portraits of Multiracial Families. Amherst: University
of Massachusetts Press, 1997. |
| Tanenhaus, Sam. "Black,
White and Brown." New York Times Book Review 16 May. 2004: 7.35. |
Resources about sexual harassment and stalking
| Resources to assist students with
situations of stalking and harassment |
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Services available on campus to help students who are victims
of stalking or harassment. |
| How to respond to someone
who has been stalked |
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This handout was developed to address scenarios that might arise in
relation to the stalking/sexual harassment/sexual assault aspects of
the book, The Language of Blood. The readings will likely bring up emotional
responses in some students around other issues as well (adoption, family
conflict); these issues are not directly addressed here but the resources
and responses noted could be helpful in addressing those issues as well.
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