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Who would you be if you could define yourself outside of what the world tells you that you are? In Woman. Queer. Black, Kameisha Jerae Hodge uses poetry to tell us exactly who she is.In this poetic excavation, we explore the universe of a woman who was raised East of the River in Washington, D.C.-an area overflowing with beautiful souls trapped inside of the ugliness of capitalism, anti-Blackness, and poverty. With poetry topics that range fro...

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In the United States of America, racism against Black women still reigns unjustly, from within the secluded judge's chambers to the courthouse parking lot, we are presented with five different incidents where powerful Black women are forced to come face to face with being on the other side of the law.Follow the stories of Taetrece Ann Harrison, Desirée Mary Charbonnet, Gay Polk-Payton, Angela Stokes, and Rhonda Crawford as their experiences in...

In a dark world riddled with violence at every turn, the bright-eyed Nichole saw her light dimmed at the precious age of 14. After being dragged to the bottom of hell with rape, death, and disappointment, will she be able to crawl out alive and create a future for herself without dying in the process?

The Political Romantic: Tales of a Bronx Boy takes the reader into the life of an Afro-Latino transgendered male from The Bronx, New York. This collection of poems is a visceral read, capturing his experiences from a political perspective - and through his pain - the constant quest for love. The reader is guaranteed to feel his pain in his verse when moving through the tragic tales of heart break, and onto a discovery of inner strength that en...