racism
Uh, Oh! That Did Not Age Well
Uh, Oh! That Did Not Age Well written by: Alin Nagraj @alin_nagraj In our quest to become...
Black Rose
Black Rose written by: Annie Varghese The girl you had mocked for being black, has lost her...
A Southerner Living in Vancouver
A Southerner Living in Vancouver written by: Karen Southall Watts @askkaren There’s only a trace of drawl...
Carrying the World in a Broken Laundry Basket
Carrying the World in a Broken Laundry Basket written by: Barbara Harris Leonhard @BarbaraLeonhar4 Isn’t easy to...
Chopin and Savagery
Chopin and Savagery written by: David Lohrey The crybabies want to teach race theory, not race history....
Elysian Fields
Elysian Fields written by: Mark Kodama I Sadness marked all of Masako Harada’s life. And now after 80...
Black is Not Sad
Black is Not Sad written by: Paul Jude Maximilian I do not deserve to be hunted nor...
Ole Miss
Ole Miss written by: Michael Natt On October 1 1962, despite the resistance of Mississippi Governor Ross...
The Revolutionary
The Revolutionary written by: Sheeba Khwaja He sang even while the crowd dispersed, One by one they...
You and Me
You and Me written by: Kateri M. Walsh @walshkateri From the dawn of time, the fight has...
The Precarious Admission
The Precarious Admission written by: Chad Norman A man who once was a friend wasn’t one. So now...
The Cupcake
The Cupcake written by: R.J. Cowley Jr. “There ain’t nobody in all of Hawkinsville who likes sweet...
Our Ignorance
Our Ignorance written by: Bernard Harris/Benkku Poems @poems_benkku We must never Give up Never lie down But...
Burden Of Whites
Burden Of Whites written by: Nivedita Roy @Roynivi3 It’s not about black, brown or white It’s not...
