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Category Archives: Prose
1st Annual Noche de Poesia y Resistencia
Estimada Gente de Aztlán & Beyond, In recognition of the 165th anniversary of the signing of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo on February 2, 1848, MEChA de CSULA recognizes all the women and men who have resisted colonization and have continuously … Continue reading
Oh What A Life It Was
Grey handlebar mustaches smiling with a fear and love Moldy junkies Hi-Fiving & looking for a toke Free bironga chilling in a white bucket labelled Old Milwaukee Walls were full of grafitti and stray dogs had the right away It … Continue reading
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A Story About a Girl
There once was a girl, small in stature but bursting with potential. She did well in anything she attempted and yet still thought so little of herself. She had a boyfriend. Frank. He was loving and caring and understanding and … Continue reading
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33 Days In Nashville, 1960
the jail cell metallic-clang door closed behind the red & brown bloodied faces of 200 years of segregated celebrations across small, honky tonk southern towns; 33 days in jail for a sandwich and a soda water downtown at Kress’s just … Continue reading
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