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Interview by TRRJul 4, 202012:00 amJuly 9, 2020
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Portraiture as Art and Activism

Gary Bowers is a Phoenix-based poet and portrait artist. His favorite style of poetry is acrostic, and he’s sketched as many locals as he has famous folks. When I decided to launch The Revolution (Relaunch) […]

Historical Scholarship by TRRMay 19, 202011:40 pmMay 20, 2020
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The Long Before #MeToo Project

The Long Before #MeToo project grew out of a student query in one of Dr. Pamela Stewart’s Fall 2016 women’s history courses on the Downtown Phoenix campus of Arizona State University. After reading Harriet Jacobs’ […]

Poetry by TRRMay 19, 202011:18 pmMay 20, 2020
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Two Poems by Thea Swanson

Uncle No one wants to go there. We have to tread light, write the perversion with metaphors, pen how flowers were crushed by boots. We have to whisper our travesties to therapists, guard the ears […]

Interview by TRRMay 19, 202011:02 pmJune 18, 2020
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In Celebration of Women: Paula Cullison and the Art of Activism

I first met Paula Cullison at a rally to protest the abortion bans threatening to sweep the nation. I was part of a small group of women standing up against the pro-life protestors who were […]

Poetry by TRRMay 19, 202010:52 pmMay 26, 2020

Two Poems by Matthew E. Henry

an open letter to the white teacher who threw a Black boy out of her class for wearing too much lotion his skin was ashy. perhaps that’s a conceptyou’re unfamiliar with—like seasoned chickenand leaving vegetables […]

Cultural Criticism by TRRApr 11, 202010:47 pmJune 18, 2020
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The Shot Heard Round the World: Zoombombing in the Era of MAGA/Covid

I would describe the bombers as “fraternity boys,” and I’m not saying this to perpetuate unsubstantiated stereotypes. I’ve been in higher education for just over 20 years, and I’ve seen some deplorable behaviors from fraternities […]

Interviews & Profiles by TRRMar 8, 20201:14 amJune 18, 2020
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“AOC”: In Celebration of Women

“AOC”, Acrylic on canvas, 60×48 inchesby Lucretia Torva This portrait of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is on display at the Herberger Theater Art Gallery in Phoenix, AZ as part of an exhibition titled “In Celebration of Women: […]

Poetry by TRRMar 8, 20201:03 amMarch 8, 2020
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Seven Daughters

Josephina is born with the notched penny her mother swallowed as a childtucked in the folds of her chin. So beautiful, she charms the midwife and winksat her husband. Always the one to pick the […]

Interview by TRRMar 8, 202012:35 amJune 18, 2020
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Memory, Land, and Love: An interview with poet and author Amber McCrary

Amber McCrary is writing what she yearned for when she was young in the small town of Flagstaff, Arizona. “I always felt kind of like an outcast and a weirdo growing up. I never really […]

Poetry by TRRMar 8, 202012:30 amMarch 8, 2020
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The Theory of Walls

after Dr. Joshua Bennet’s interview with The Poetry God 1.A physics student told him that we are“too big to be considered by a wall”(as an explanation to why we aren’t ableto walk through them if […]

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