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Tag Archives: black lives matter

Hold up, did you just hear, did you just say, did you just see, did you just do that? Then the voice in your head silently tells you take your foot off your throat because just getting along shouldn’t be an ambition. claudia rankine

Posted byannalia luna01.24.201801.24.2018Posted inquoteTags:black lives matter, citizen, claudia rankine, graywolf press, quote, read womenLeave a comment on

revisiting OLYMPIC BUTTER GOLD

If poetry can achieve what one hundred million watts of electricity can’t, by the time you read this piece, your granddad & I will have ended our seven-year silence. jonathan moody

Posted byannalia luna02.26.201712.14.2017Posted inquoteTags:black lives matter, dad stuff, jonathan moody, olympic butter gold, poetryLeave a comment on revisiting OLYMPIC BUTTER GOLD

review: THE VOYAGE OF THE SABLE VENUS by robin coste lewis

In three simple lines, Lewis calls out slavery apologists and attacks the misconception that we live in a post-racial society by challenging our textbook understanding of race in America.

Posted byannalia luna09.14.201603.07.2017Posted inreviewTags:black lives matter, brazos bookstore, mine, poetry, read women, robin coste lewis, voyage of the sable venusLeave a comment on review: THE VOYAGE OF THE SABLE VENUS by robin coste lewis

interview w/ wendy s walters

The story you remember from history class is not, should not, cannot, be the only story.

Posted byannalia luna09.14.201603.07.2017Posted infeatureTags:black girl magic, black lives matter, brazos bookstore, essays, feature, fiction, interview, mine, read women, sarabande books, wendy s waltersLeave a comment on interview w/ wendy s walters
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