Last call! 🚨 Browse our FEBRUARY ISSUE before it hits the archives tomorrow. 💕 https://t.co/VVmpOz8Klr
WORDS: @bretthymeljr, Rowan Tate, Maria Lata, @tarabetts.
ART: VANDI.
PLUS: A.D. Lauren-Abunassar reviews Asa Drake.
"so I / smile, lean into unspoken knowing’s incline / that people miss"
Don't miss @tarabetts's poem THIS "ACCENT" THAT I CAN'T LOSE & THEY CAN'T PLACE before it hits the archives! 💕 https://t.co/NuyFzoyYQW
@tarabetts' poem THIS “ACCENT” I CAN'T LOSE & THEY CAN'T PLACE explores the identity and expectation caught in the cadence of a voice. Here, she shares just one thing about the piece: https://t.co/cwUrVU21kz
"most times, people can hear the twang / before I do, this southern relic on my tongue"
You've got to check out @tarabetts poem THIS "ACCENT" THAT I CAN'T LOSE & THEY CAN'T PLACE from our FEBRUARY ISSUE. ✨ Read it right here: https://t.co/TUolLvWJHj
Tara Betts’s BREAK THE HABIT is on our #BlackHistoryMonth reading list!
This @triohousepress poetry collection “captures the compromised living of Black lives, the lives of Black women, an unravelling relationship, reclaiming self, and spooling spiders.” https://t.co/8GtabLkwsp
100 years. 100 books. 100 Black voices. 📚
The Schomburg Centennial Reading List is made up personal recommendations of the most impactful books by Black authors from some of today's most celebrated writers, artists, and journalists, library luminaries, all organized by the Schomburg Center’s Jean Blackwell Hutson Research and Reference Division.
We are thrilled to offer a selection of these titles as no-wait e-books for all NYPL Library cardholders through February 28.
Explore the list: https://t.co/RzQXHgvZE8
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW
Callaloo
43.4, Winter 2025
https://t.co/Mx1t6eZkSM
CONTRIBUTORS
Kyla Kupferstein Torres, Marlon B. Ross, KC Lehman, Patricia Jabbeh Wesley, Lanre Akinsiku, Gerald Majer, Tara Betts, Gbolahan Badmus, Silvia Roca-Martinez, Annastecia Ebisike, and many more
Dying of Whiteness explains how white people’s racial resentment ruins social programs & safety nets to spite everyone else and how their racism ends up hurting them too. Here’s the book for anyone interested in reading.
https://t.co/1F9kcXUvWb
Dying of Whiteness explains how white people’s racial resentment ruins social programs & safety nets to spite everyone else and how their racism ends up hurting them too. Here’s the book for anyone interested in reading.
https://t.co/1F9kcXUvWb
DePaul’s own Mark Turcotte and Tara Betts will be part of the all-star reading lineup—alongside New York Times Bestselling Author Erika L. Sánchez, National Book Award winner Daniel Borzutzky, National Book Award finalist Robyn Schiff, and many others.
https://t.co/usL8Vtr3xm