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  1. Another great panel at the GAPS #conference heard Cherise Fung talk about silence & agency of Asian women in care, Tola Ositelu on meritocracy in 3 #memoirs by Black British women, and Dorit Neumann on Danaé Wellington's poem "The blue jeans asks her"

    #BlackPoetry #PostcolonialStudies #LifeWriting #BlackStudies

  2. Another great panel at the GAPS #conference heard Cherise Fung talk about silence & agency of Asian women in care, Tola Ositelu on meritocracy in 3 #memoirs by Black British women, and Dorit Neumann on Danaé Wellington's poem "The blue jeans asks her"

    #BlackPoetry #PostcolonialStudies #LifeWriting #BlackStudies

  3. Another great panel at the GAPS #conference heard Cherise Fung talk about silence & agency of Asian women in care, Tola Ositelu on meritocracy in 3 #memoirs by Black British women, and Dorit Neumann on Danaé Wellington's poem "The blue jeans asks her"

    #BlackPoetry #PostcolonialStudies #LifeWriting #BlackStudies

  4. It's #BlackPoetryDay!
    You too can celebrate this day by attending a poetry reading or poetry slam, watching a video of your favourite Black poet read a poem, or take out one of these 🔥 collections & anthologies by #BlackWriters & writers of colour!

    #BlackWriters #BlackPoetry

  5. looking for black speculative poetry? run tell your favorite bookseller to order this for you, The Second Stop Is Jupiter by upfromsumdirt from Wayne State University Press #blackpoetry #speculativepoetry #scifipoetry #speculativewriting

  6. “Each conversation with her unveiled…the arc of purpose and love that lives at the center of a life worth living.” A beautiful glimpse into the great poet June Jordan from one of her students. A wonderful way to start the day.

    #poetry #cancer #medicine #JuneJordan #Palestinian #liberation #purpose #beauty #love #teaching #selfcare #caring #solidarity #BlackPoetry #BlackPoet

    yesmagazine.org/opinion/2023/0