Tag: poetry in a time of crisis

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Writing and Teaching in a Time of Crisis: Lessons from June Jordan with Suzanne Gardinier

By Suzanne Gardinier Posted Jan 8, 2019

Suzanne Gardinier discusses how June Jordan’s radical teaching and writing resisted divisions, formed alliances, and spoke to urgent political realities of the time.

Essays

Writing and Teaching in a Time of Crisis: Lessons from June Jordan

By Donna Masini Posted Nov 29, 2018

Inspired by June Jordan, Donna Masini calls for the integration of writing with activism, personal life, and the “moral imagination.”

From the Archives

From the Archives: Stanley Kunitz on Poetry in a Time of Crisis

Posted Nov 8, 2018

The late Poets House co-founder and U.S. Poet Laureate Stanley Kunitz argued that poets are “stronger than tyrants” even as the “American myth belongs to politics and power.”

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Writing and Teaching in a Time of Crisis: Lessons from June Jordan

From the Archives: Stanley Kunitz on Poetry in a Time of Crisis

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Writing and Teaching in a Time of Crisis: Lessons from June Jordan with Suzanne Gardinier