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Tag: rites of passage

Marc Bamuthi Joseph
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Marc Bamuthi Jospeh – You Have the Rite

May 5, 2021May 24, 2021 Vanessa Able

A poetic monologue about a father's fear and the rites of passage taken on by black youth emerging into a fraught world.

Tagged Black Poets, equality, parenting, Poetry, racial being, rites of passage, spoken word, structural racism1 Comment

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