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zakia henderson-brown

We Make Ourselves Confetti

Background of blustered whinnies: The loveliest organ syncs strewn

The length of the house to seafoam; Twenty eyes attempting incense…

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Nicole Shanté

Meanwhile

dating while queer/ in bedroom and in classroom. dating while black/ in skin color and in soul/ in America and in rage/ in and out…

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Noel Quiñones

Spit

White owned stoops will say       my grandmother begged for saliva from a thousand pores,      nurtured a transcontinental migration at 8 years old;      they will call 134th…

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José Olivarez

(citizen) (illegal)

Mexican woman (illegal) and Mexican man (illegal) have a Mexican (illegal)-American (citizen). Is the baby more Mexican or American? Place the baby in the…

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Cynthia Manick

When You Learn to Be a Lady

On summer mornings you crave— blackened foot heels and backyard lakes, water shrinking barrettes to an almost-paradise crown of…

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Anne Lai

Untitled (for A.C.)

earnestly, you rest your head in golden wildfire, searching for a word unpronounced one to burn off silver numb err tongues…

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Rico Frederick

stormy song, to drown the rattle

someone get the scotch tape / A boy is leaking / all over the floor / over the pavement /…

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Alex Cuff

The title of this poem is the Virginia Statute of 1691 states that whosoever English or other white man or woman, bond or free, shall intermarry with a…

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Chia-Lun Chang

The Milky Way

What should you be called?

why don’t you date americans. black doesn’t count. how much rent do you pay. do you…

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Emily Brandt

Mind Map

To start this is to fail immediately and yet to persist. Steam from black tea rises as if no time has passed as if…

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