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Monthly Archives: September 2011
ZORRAS PERFORM “AFTER GOING OUT”
It’s not often that you meet a dynamic duo who fights crime with their words. Zorras don’t have guns or badges. They use verse rather than violence. Listen to their drum, ingest their words, practice what they preach. … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH ZORRAS
Scottish-Canadian poet Sandra Alland and Belgian-Venezuelan musician Y. Josephine formed the multimedia performance troupe, Zorras, in Edinburgh in 2007. They quickly became known for their unique bilingual mixture of text, sound poetry, percussion, singing, guitar, megaphones and projected images. Zorras inject passion and humour into both … Continue reading
ZORRAS: WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE
Zorras: We Apologise For Any Inconvenience Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Meeting Sandra Alland and Y. Josephine, Zorras, at Toronto Women’s Bookstore this past weekend was amazing. Smiles and hugs came at me as I walked in the place. Laughter … Continue reading
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Tagged "After Going Out" by Zorras, "After the Phone Call" by Zorras, "In The Details" by Zorras, Black Coffee Poet, Davis Inlet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Ipperwash, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Palestine, Poetry to music, Sandra Alland, South African Apartheid, Y. Josephine, ZORRAS, ZORRAS: WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE
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BLACK COFFEE POET READS HIS LETTER TO WENDY BABCOCK AT BABCOCK’S MEMORIAL (SEPTEMBER 15, 2011)
Close to 200 people attended Wendy Babcock’s memorial held at Allen Gardens September 15, 2011 in Toronto, ON, Canada. People huddled, hugged, cried, took pictures, and laughed in memory of Wendy. It was an honour to know Wendy and … Continue reading
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REMEMBER WHY YOU WRITE, AFFIRM YOURSELF AS A WRITER
Remember Why You Write, Affirm Yourself As A Writer By Jorge Antonio Vallejos Photo: Marilyn Dumont, BCP, Lee Maracle I was recently interviewed by two different publications about my 1 Year Anniversary of being online: Newz4U and Open Book Toronto. The usual … Continue reading
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REMEMBERING YEAR ONE
Remembering Year One By Jorge Antonio Vallejos “It’s what you put your mind to.” – KR, childhood friend My NOT VANISHING t-shirt covers my chest as I listen to “Empire State of Mind” by Jay Z and Alicia Keys. Both … Continue reading
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CELEBRATING ONE YEAR OF BLACKCOFFEEPOET.COM!!!!!!!! A PATH TO FREEDOM, A KEY TO REAL BEING: A DIALOGUE BETWEEN LEE MARACLE AND RUBELISE DA CUNHA
A PATH TO FREEDOM, A KEY TO REAL BEING: THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF POETRY AND PUBLIC READING Lee Maracle and Rubelise da Cunha Originally published in OPEN LETTER Fall 2008 Dear Lee, Since you said you have very strong and … Continue reading
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Tagged A PATH TO FREEDOM A KEY TO REAL BEING THE TRANSFORMATIVE POWER OF POETRY AND PUBLIC READING, Aboriginal poetry, Aboriginal Writing, Black Coffee Poet, Celebratng 1 Year of blackcoffeepoet.com, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBf4gT7MsSM, Lee Maracle, Lee Maracle talks with Rublelise da Cunha, Open Letter, Open Letter Fall 2008, poetry., Rubelise da Cunha, Theytus books
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CELEBRATING 1 YEAR OF BLACKCOFFEEPOET.COM!!! VIDEO INTERVIEW WTIH LEE MARACLE + A REVIEW OF “BENT BOX”
Bent Box by Lee Maracle Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos This is a celebration! It’s been one year now that blackcoffeepoet.com has been online. Who better to celebrate with than one of my mentors, my writing mom—Lee Maracle. “Writing is … Continue reading
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Tagged "Bring The Boys Home" by Lee Maracle, "El Salvador--Vencera" by Lee Maracle, "Leonard" by Lee Maracle, "Mister Mandela" by Lee Maracle, "Outside of the Circle of Chilean Fires" by Lee Maracle, "Performing" by Lee Maracle, "Women" by Lee Maracle, Aboriginal Women, Aboriginal Writing, Bent Box by Lee Maracle, Black Coffee Poet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YBf4gT7MsSM, Interview with Lee Maracle and Black Coffee Poet, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Lee Maracle, Review of Bent Box, Theytus books
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BLACK COFFEE POET READS “SATURDAYS” BY ANA CASTILLO
This week I’ve been writing a series called Stepping Out From Behind The Wall: 1 and 2 where I explored male privilege and it’s connection to violence against women, as well as supporting a someone in an abusive relationship. Ana … Continue reading
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Tagged "My Father Was A Toltec" by Ana Castillo, "Saturdays" by Ana Castillo, "Stepping Out From Behind the Wall: Acknowledging Male Privilege and its Connection to Violence Against Women, "Stepping Out From Behind the Wall: Support Someone In An Abusive Relationship", Ana Castillo, Black Coffee Poet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dc6wBIBS9kc, Jorge Antonio Vallejos, Male Ally, Male Privilege, stopping violence against women
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