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Monthly Archives: December 2011
BROKEN ARROW 2 POETS TRISTAN MARTELL AND RYAN RAINVILLE READ THEIR POEMS “TOMAHAWK TIME ACTION” + “DOUBLE STANDARD”
Meeting with Tristan Martell to tape him read his poem Tomahawk Time Action was fun. Tristan immediately got into performance mode and started his intro followed by his work. Pure positivity all around. Enjoy Martell’s experimental poetry. And check … Continue reading
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Tagged "Double Standard" by Ryan Rainville, "Tomahawk Time Action" by Tristan Martell, Aboriginal poetry, Anarchist Poetry, Black Coffee Poet, Cree Poet, Cree Poets, Experimental Poetry, First Nations poetry, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Mixed Race poetry, Ryan Ranville, Sakimay First Nation, Tristan Martell, Waterhen First Nation
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INTERVIEWS WITH BROKEN ARROW 2 CONTRIBUTORS TRISTAN MARTELL AND RYAN RAINVILLE + ARTWORK FROM BROKEN ARROW 2: OUR FOOTPRINTS: JOURNEYS ON THE RED ROAD
Tristan Martell is from Waterhen Lake First Nations Saskatchewan. He is Cree and Cambodian mix and identifies himself as Cree heritage. He is a B-boy (breakdancer), Powow Grassdancer, youth worker , and is a spiritual student of indigenous knowledge. He plans … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Coffee Poet, Broken Arrow 2: Our Footprints: Journeys on the Red Road, Ed Bennett, G20, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Interviews with Tristan Martell and Ryan Rainville, Jason Boucher, Mo Thomas, Ryan Rainville, Sagatay, Sagatay Men's Writing Group, Tristan Martell, WB
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BROKEN ARROW 2: OUR FOOTPRINTS: JOURNEYS ON THE RED ROAD
BROKEN ARROW 2 OUR FOOTPRINTS: JOURNEYS ON THE RED ROAD By Sagatay Men’s Writing Group Reviewed by Jorge Antonio Vallejos Footprints show you were a person has been and where they are going. Some are deep, others are surface, all … Continue reading
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Tagged "My Resurrection" by Jason Boucher, "The Trail" by Kevin Copegog, "Where I'm From" by Wes, Aboriginal poetry, Aboriginal writings, Black Coffee Poet, Broken Arrow 2, Broken Arrow 2: Our Footprints: Journeys on the Red Road, Broken Arrow: Native Men's Writing, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Native American Poetry, Native American zine, Sagatay, Sagatay Native Men's Writing Group
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REMEMBERING THE FORGOTTEN WOMEN OF DECEMBER 6TH: POETRY AND PROSE BY SUSAN BLIGHT AND LINDSAY CZITRON
Susan Blight is a member of Couchiching First Nation, Anishinaabe, Turtle Clan. She received an M.F.A. from the University of Windsor (2007) in Integrated Media, a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography (2004) and a Bachelor of Arts in Film … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Coffee Poet, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, http://www.youtube.com/user/BlackCoffeePoet?feature=watch, http://www.youtube.com/user/BlackCoffeePoet?feature=watch#p/a/u/0/opbnumbiTVI, http://www.youtube.com/user/BlackCoffeePoet?feature=watch#p/a/u/1/ZwSBQLXyIH4, Linsday Czitron reads "Hard To Love", Marc Lepine, Marc Lepine - The Montreal Massacre, Montreal Massacre 1989, Remembering The Forgotten Women of December 6th, Susan Blight reads "Maybe We Shouldn't Meet If There Are No Third Women Here" by Chrystos
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REMEMBERING THE FORGOTTEN WOMEN OF DECEMBER 6TH: INTERVIEW WITH TORONTO RAPE CRISIS CENTRE/MULTICULTURAL WOMEN AGAINST RAPE COUNSELOR MICHELLE BASHA
Michelle Basha a native of Trinidad & Tobago who migrated to Canada at the age of 8. Basha faced racism head on at an early age along with repeated acts of sexual assault, up until the age of 14. Basha … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Coffee Poet, December 6th, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, Interview with Michelle Basha, Marc Lepine - The Montreal Massacre, May Lui, Michelle Basha, Montreal Massacre 1989, Remembering The Forgotten Women of December 6th, SLUTWALK, Toronto Rape Crisis Centre Multicultural Women Against Rape
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REMEMBERING THE FORGOTTEN WOMEN OF DECEMBER 6TH: ABORIGINAL, OF COLOUR, QUEER, TRANS, DISABLED, SEX WORKER: VIDEO ROUNDTABLE + REVIEW OF “COLOR OF VIOLENCE”
Color of Violence: The Incite! Anthology Edited by Incite! Women of Color Against Violence Reviewed by May Lui I remember hearing about Color of Violence for a number of months/years before it was published, and anxiously waiting for it at … Continue reading
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Tagged "Color of Violence" by INCITE!, École Polytechnique Massacre 1989, Black Coffee Poet, December 6th Vigil, https://blackcoffeepoet.com/, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aTh2o1nJYk, Marc Lepine - The Montreal Massacre, May Lui, Montreal Massacre 1989, Remembering Aboriginal Women on Decemeber 6th, Remembering Disabled Women on December 6th, Remembering Immigreant Women on December 6th, Remembering Queer Women on December 6th, Remembering Sex Workers on December 6th, Remembering The Forgotten Women of December 6th, Remembering The Forgotten Women of December 6th video roundtable, Remembering Trans Women on Decemeber 6th, Remembering Women of Colour on December 6th
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ALEC BUTLER READS HIS POEM “STOLEN LAND”
Meeting with Alec Butler for this special week was cool. We laughed, shared ideas, talked politics and relationships and books. Books! Alec Butler has a ton of books and he’s read almost all of them. In his interview with … Continue reading
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