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A new poem by Kelly Garriott Waite.
A new poem by Kelly Garriott Waite.
"The twentieth century in America brought dramatic changes to the farm...one of which was the abstraction of my family and me from our roots on the land."
The president of Kenyon College on life as a black man in a majority white county.
"My grandmother visits me from heaven/in the form of patient and complicated insects."
On Toni Morrison, Black womanhood, and the Minnesota landscape.
my family: two fists/colliding. nothing strong enough to stop/my parents from raising a home in a city//being razed
By Jennifer Niesslein The light is getting progressively stranger the closer we come to peak eclipse. It’s August, 2017, and [...]
By Megan Neville Here I am again. In the Midwestern haze of Memorial Day I stage my perennial battle against [...]