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In this podcast dedicated to all those struggling for racial justice, Phineas Stolyavitch plays a piece by Leo Brouwer based on an old Latin American folk song, Duerme Negrita.
Photo by Tuzzie Kingklip
In this podcast dedicated to all those struggling for racial justice, Phineas Stolyavitch plays a piece by Leo Brouwer based on an old Latin American folk song, Duerme Negrita.
Photo by Tuzzie Kingklip
Two poems that speak eloquently and heartbreakingly to the tumult and outrage in our streets in these deeply troubled times. Dedicated to George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, and so many more.
Poems by Abel Meeropol and Countee Cullen
Photo by Tuzzie Kingklip
Guitarist Phineas Stolyavitch plays "Ojos Brujos" by Cuban composer Leo Brouwer
Photo by Tuzzie Kingklip
Mind-swapping, a trip to the library, and some silly doggerel
Poems by Buff Whitman-Bradley
Photo by Nina Norgeot
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