She also enrolled at the university but soon returned to Barnard where she remained until 1957.
•
At Barnard Jordan met Columbia University student, Michael Meyer, whom she married in 1955.
Tamil version of Openly Bisexual Afro American Poet June Jordan's cult verse 'About my rights' is another highlight of Antharakanni.
She describes her experience as, "In the presence of this genius, I felt embarrassed." (216) Yamanaka also cites June Jordan, Ai, Thulanie Davis, and Jessica Hagedorn as major inspirations in terms of their use of voice in poetry.
There are also writing contributions from American writers and activists Langston Hughes and June Jordan in "Drum" and "Now you know" respectively.
Jordan | Michael Jordan | Crossing Jordan | Abdullah II of Jordan | Jordan River | Nam June Paik | Sheila Jordan | June Allyson | Hussein of Jordan | David Starr Jordan | Sass Jordan | Robert Jordan | Queen Noor of Jordan | June Tabor | Ralph Jordan | June Carter Cash | Steve Jordan | Neil Jordan | June Christy | June | Jordan Marsh | Tracy Jordan | Steve Jordan (musician) | Stanley Jordan | Tony Jordan | Louis Jordan | June Foray | Jordan Rudess | Glorious First of June | Dorothea Jordan |