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Marge Piercy

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English

 

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June 5, 2017

 

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University

 

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Piercy was also encouraged by her mother to be observant and to remember what she would observe. Born on March 31, 1936, in Detroit, Piercy’s family was like many other families in that time, affected by the great depression. Her mother, Bert Bernice Bunnin, born in Philadelphia, had lived also in Pittsburgh and Cleveland; her father Robert Douglas Piercy grew up in a small town in the soft coal mining region of Pennsylvania...
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They had not been living in Detroit long. Her father, out of work for some time, got a job installing and repairing heavy machinery at Westinghouse. When Piercy was little, they moved into a small house in a working-class neighborhood in Detroit. Piercy credits her mother and grandmother for making her a poet...
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