The post discusses a person's anger at Trump's characterization of white supremacy as America's biggest challenge. The writer argues that internal threats, like white supremacy, are more dangerous than external ones. They point to recent attacks, like the one at the Tree of Life synagogue, as evidence. They also refer to a statement by Biden.
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Exploring Vulnerability and Alienation Through Mikey’s Story
The drug addict, the criminal, and the person living in poverty are no different from you or I. You think you would have made better choices, but there is some privilege in our lives that protected us from facing that choice.
Words Can Heal
The open mic at the Sadoff Center in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin featured a new poet reading a letter to herself. The experience of writing often leads to unexpected insights, reflecting the brain's organization process. Poetry serves as a tool for processing emotions and gaining new perspectives, especially for young individuals dealing with sadness.
Chicago Rage Book Review
In this memoir. Schulz writes vivid and emotional descriptions of the sounds and scents of protest.
Editing! The Powerful Part of Poetry
Revising helped me find the right image that matches what I want to say and hopefully the right image to reach a reader.
“Realizing River City” Book Review
"Realizing River City" (Tumbleweed Books, 2016) offers a candid portrayal of a woman's journey through abusive relationships and quest for love.
Poetry and Imagination
To me it says the form of a poem must be authentic. That if you write about things you are passionate about, the techniques of the poem will be revealed through what you have to say.
New Moon open mic
Taking Chances With Poetry
Writing and performing written word has taken me to open mics and to organizing open mics. Poetry is small enough to try it as a new thing. So are open mics.
Literally
If you could permanently ban a word from general usage, which one would it be? Why? I would literally ban the word literally. Too many people use it the wrong way.
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