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Tag Archives: post colonial literature
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AFTER THE SHOOTINGS: A POEM BY QWO-LI DRISKILL
After the Shootings Quanneapague, December 14, 2012 By Qwo-Li Driskill The names of children sharp needles of loss we use to suture the gash of memory that rises from Potatuck land the story bleeds onto us shouts rapid fire crumples … Continue reading
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DECEMBER 17: INTERNATIONAL DAY TO END VIOLENCE AGAINST SEX WORKERS
Today is the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. Here is a poem I wrote for sex workers: White Van. Watch, SHARE, Tweet, be an ally. Subscribe to the Black Coffee Poet YOUTUBE Channel: 140 videos: Poetry, … Continue reading
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Tagged "White Van", Anti Colonial Literature, Black Coffee Poet, December 17, Decolonize, End Violence Against Sex Workers, feminism, Hookers, International Day To End Violence Against Sex Wokers, post colonial literature, Prostitution, Rebellion Poetry, Rebellion Prose, Resistance Poetry, sex work, Violence Against Women
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WRITING FOR THE SAKE OF STORY: NOTES FROM A FICTION WORKSHOP BY RICHARD WAGAMESE
Writing For The Sake Of Story: Notes On A Fiction Workshop By Richard Wagamese By Jorge Antonio Vallejos Photo by Jorge Antonio Vallejos In October 2012, Richard Wagamese, an Ojibway who is a member of the Sturgeon Clan, gave a … Continue reading
DECLARING AND TAKING BACK THE POWER OF WORDS: NOTES FROM A TALK BY DANIEL HEATH JUSTICE
Declaring and Taking Back the Power of Words: Notes From a Talk by Daniel Heath Justice By Jorge Antonio Vallejos Photo by Jorge Antonio Vallejos This past October I attended the 5th Indigenous Writers Gathering at First Nations House University … Continue reading
INTERVIEW WITH KEVIN IRIE
Kevin Irie is a third-generation Japanese-Canadian. His poetry has been published across North America, Europe, Japan, and Australia, and it has been broadcast on CBC Radio. Irie is the author of five books: Viewing Tom Thomson, A Minority Report, Burning … Continue reading
BCP READS @ WE ARE WHO WE ARE
We Are Who We Are was one of the best events I have ever participated in. The ultra diverse group of performers read poems, danced burlesque, sang songs in their languages, and much more. To say We Are Who We … Continue reading
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