<p>George Elliott Clarke is the author of "Where Beauty Survived: A Memoir of Race, Family Secrets, and Africadia". He is the former poet Laureate of Toronto and of Parliament. He teaches poetry courses at the University of Toronto.</p>

George Elliott Clarke is the author of "Where Beauty Survived: A Memoir of Race, Family Secrets, and Africadia". He is the former poet Laureate of Toronto and of Parliament. He teaches poetry courses at the University of Toronto.

George Elliott Clarke: artist in a time when we are preparing for nuclear war + excuses for war

Dialexicon is a short but profound interview you can do with anyone you know, or with a stranger. At the core is care. The method has two questions: the first broad, the second more specific. The second question draws a word from the answer to the first, and asks, "what does _that word_ mean to you?" We are meaning-makers, and our passions are with us always. It hardly takes digging to see and uplift it. Who will you really hear today?

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George Elliott Clarke: artist in a time when we are preparing for nuclear war + excuses for war

George Elliott Clarke: artist in a time when we are preparing for nuclear war + excuses for war