poetry-magazine圪料街By Yuan Xin一条小巷道,长220米,宽6.3米。26年前的早晨,席力图召西侧,骑着单车走过;10年前元宵节的夜晚,步行而过。“圪料街”遗址,瓦屋三间,坍圮的砖坯墙,立在大街正中,柏油马路到这里截断。墙砖摇摇欲坠,… Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityHistory & PoliticsTime & Brevity
poetry-magazineLanguage Studies: ‘Ahooyawpe’ / From the AirBy Casandra LópezMy phone is learning Tongva. I try—to type Eeyore and it autocorrects: Eyooshiraaw / our language. /… Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityArts & SciencesLanguage & Linguistics
poetry-magazineGeliao StreetBy Yuan XinTranslated By Wang PingA little lane, 220 meters long, 6.3 meters wide.Twenty-six years ago, I biked past the west side of … Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityHistory & PoliticsTime & Brevity
Backside of My Old Kentucky HomeBy Frank X. Walkerat our estateswe sat on the side porchstared at humble cabinsas young bucksworked and sweated in the…Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityTown & Country LifeHistory & Politics
poetry-magazineFlipping the BirdBy Ann-Margaret LimHolding his stare in mine, I flip the birdat a grown manon a stool in front of the street baron the … Related Audio Social CommentariesGender & SexualityRace & EthnicityLivingComing of Age
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The Palestinian ChairBy Edward SalemGod said (and already you can tellI’m making this up),If you lift a rock, I am there.If you lift a finger…Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityWar & ConflictHistory & PoliticsAngerGrief
poetry-magazineSelf-PortraitBy Shara McCallumAt this point, I don’t know what in me is Jamaicanversus American. Or, reaching further back,Trinidadian… Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityArts & SciencesLanguage & Linguistics
poetry-magazineDress pet peevesBy Angelina SáenzIf you are going to wear this dress you have to respect the rulesYes, they are conservative and strict… Related Audio Social CommentariesGender & SexualityRace & EthnicityHistory & Politics
poetry-magazineA Lonely Navajo Studies Under the City of SpiresBy Hershman JohnDear young Deer Spring and Towering HousesFollow a Diné elder down a rabbit hole: My Pembroke crest… Related Audio Social CommentariesPopular CultureRace & EthnicityHistory & PoliticsActivitiesTravels & Journeys
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poetry-magazineCorn, Squash, BeansBy Nicole Gonzalez The Spiritual Symbiotic Triad White corn masa harina puff up on the comal, Calabacitas steaming …Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityActivitiesEating & Drinking
poetry-magazineHow to be a drunk ndnBy Cheyenne Dakota WilliamsAt the drive-thru line at Taco Bell in a parking lot in Shiprock I look out from the backseat and see… Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityHistory & Politics
poetry-magazineNaal’eełi / Drake is the name for a male duckBy Kinsale DrakeIn the years of scorched earth, Kit Carson’s pale-knife face bayonetting the sky, his blood thirst, … Related Audio Social CommentariesRace & EthnicityWar & ConflictHistory & PoliticsRelationshipsFamily & Ancestors
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