Hero
The hero wins because that’s what heroes do when you spend the money to buy the DVD of a movie […]
African American Poets, Audio, Poems, Tributes
African American Poets
African American Poets, Poems, Tributes
Driving Under the Full Wolf Moon
The car grows colder with each no-turn-over the engine gives to your key— this—and snow scatters like rags across the
African American Poets, Poems, Tributes
Ain’t Gonna Play Sun City
Sun City Resort, Bophuthatswana, South Africa 1994 Slash on the horizon, shameless throne of skin and gimme, the behemoth relentlessly
African American Poets, Audio, Poems, Tributes
Overheard at Starbucks: A Black Hat Saying
you can’t be sure, can you—am I Father Time, the ghost of North by Northwest or your sister in drag?
African American Poets, Poems, Tributes
Civil Rights Cold Case #62 (Or the Yellow Dress)
Mattie Green, a domestic worker and mother of five was killed in 1960 when a dynamite blast ripped through
African American Poets, Audio, Poems, Tributes
The Hour of Our Belief
I want to know who cried for the toy I found out back this afternoon. Was it the same child