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A short story about how I should have done more to stand up for my African American best friend in our childhood while living in a white community.
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History wants to tell us that we’re different. But that’s the furthest thing from the truth. This poem details the experience of Black Americans in the past and present .
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A Short Essay on Race Written to White People, from A White Woman
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A poem in haiku pentameter, exploring the idea of two races trading places in presentation, lifestyle and emotion.
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A Multi-Media work by Alan Lechusza Aquallo, PhD, Associate Professor; American Indian Studies. This work melds images, text and music to create powerful and profound explorations/articulations of NDN (Indian) identity and positionality. profound.
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I chose to write and read a poem about the monument of Nathan Bedford Forrest.