The articles, interviews, and original works of poetry, writing, and imagery in this section are listed in alphabetical order. Please scroll down.

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• Memories of Shionoe
  (20 Images)
  Shionoe, Shikoku, Japan
  Bruce Akizuki
  
  
• The Untold Chinatown
  (Photography)
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Kochi Revealed
  Asian American Youth Photo Workshop
  travels to Kochi, Japan (1995)
  by Bruce Takeo Akizuki
  Kochi, Japan & San Francisco, California
  
  
• do u dare
  (Poetry)
  by Alurista,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• tú
  (Poetry)
  by Alurista
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Poem in memory of Jose Antonio Burciaga
  "u burciaga t"
  by Alurista,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Pa' Ixel
  (3 poems by Alurista)
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Yareli Arizmendi
  ... a woman of the theater, a woman of film
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego / Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Re/Generating a National Movement:
  Artists, Visionaries, What Might We Unleash?
  by Andrea Assaf
  Amherst, Massachusetts,
  
  
• An Interview with film director Carlos Avila
  " ... take those ideals, to process them, put them into stories."
  Interview by Fred Salas
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Four poems from Wild Animals on the Moon
  Naomi Ayala
  New Haven, Connecticut
  A Coquí in Nueva York
  Race
  TheTattoo
  Personal History
  
  
• Moments of Grace
  (Poetry)
  by Aminata C. Baruti
  Lexington, Kentucky
  
  
• Interview with Danielle Burke: Videographer
  "And listen to their grandma’s stories"
  Evarts, Harlan County, Kentucky
  
  
• Poetry by Janet Buck
  Mens Sana / Mountain Fever
  Medford, Oregon
  
  
• The Mighty Drip / The Photo SHOOT
  Poetry by Janet Buck
  Medford, Oregon
  
  
• An interview with Fred Campbell
  Grass roots communications from Canada to Appalachia
  Part 1 - Communication for Survival
  Part 2 - The eloquence of the ordinary human being
  near Elkhorn City, Virginia
  
  
• A Confident Culture - Sharing Its Treasures
  Triona Carey,
  County Cork, Ireland
  
  
• Up and Airborne -- Setting up a web site for the arts in rural Ireland
  Triona Carey,
  County Cork, Ireland
  
  
• The Michael Collins Story --
  "... until the conflict of partition is overcome the ghosts
  of Collins and Dev will never be laid to rest."
  Triona Carey,
  Cork, Ireland
  
  
• Interview with Jorge Cervera, Jr.
  "Thirty million people cannot go on forever without being represented"
  Fred Salas,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Interview with Walter Chakela
  Playwright, poet, and arts administrator at
  the Windybrow Centre for the Arts”
  Johannesburg, South Africa
  
  
• An interview with Rodrigo Duarte Clark
  Theater, Esperanza, and Mountaintops
  near Kelly Fork, Kentucky
  
  
• An interview with musician Chris Gonzalez Clarke
  Part 1 - Chicano Groove
  Part 2 - Son del Barrio
  Santa Clara, California
  
  
• In Search of Community
  Photography by Community Images:
  Angelica Cabande -- Barangay
  Tiffany Eng -- Searching for Expression
  Pauline Liang -- Chinese Playground
  Rebecca Peng -- In China
  Ai Sugano -- Untitled
  Judith Williams Sandoval -- Dance Against Violence
  Pei Wu -- nation, dissent, and bodies in public spaces
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Opus Apocriphal
  Hijo Primogenito del Laboratorio de Teatro Danza de Dora Arreola
  por Alma Delia Martínez Cobián
  Tijuana, México
  
  
• We Weep for the Generations Lost
  An Inspirational Vitamin
  by Shani K. Collins
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Reflections
  (Photo collage ... on homeland security)
  by Joanne Cosenza
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• I Remember
  (Poetry)
  by Hasan Davis,
  Lexington, Kentucky
  
  
• Times
  (Poetry)
  by Theresa Davis-Fowler
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Two Poems:
  "Pivot" and "Even the Furniture Wants Me Tonight"
  Holly Day,
  Roseville, Minnesota
  
  
• Maverick Artist
  Conversations with Theater Artist, Marty Pottenger
  Eloise de Leon
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Creating Art in the Balkans - Part 1
  Artists in Serbia who oppose their government. Isolation in Albania.
  Contemporary art in Macedonia
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia -- Skopje, Macedonia -- Tirana, Albania -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• SKART - Part 2 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  Artists continue their work during the Belgrade protests
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• DAH Theater - Part 3 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  Experimental Theater in ex-Yugoslavia
  Eloise de Leon,
  Belgrade, Serbia
  
  
• Reflections of an Albanian Theater Artist
  Part 4 of Creating Art in the Balkans
  by Eloise de Leon
  Tirana, Albania -- San Diego, U.S.A.
  
  
• Generative Music -- A Talk by Brian Eno
  at the Imagination Conference
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Biography of Brian Eno
  
  
• Interview with Moctesuma Esparza
  (Film director))
  From the L.A. High School Walkouts to "Selena" and "The Disappearance of Garcia Lorca"
  by Victor Payan,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Once upon a time ...
  A "politoon" by Tom Ferguson
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• An interview with Harrell Fletcher
  Merging art, functionality and education
  Part 1 - How you understand what is important
  Part 2 - A vocabulary of possibilities
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Interview with Gabriel Figueroa Flores Jr.
  (Photographer)
  Gabriel Figueroa is considered the fourth of the three top Mexican muralists
  by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Lo que’l Vagabundo Significa Para Mi
  What The Vagabond Means to Me
  (Music)
  Roberto Flores
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Women in La Familia / Family Ritual
  Leticia | Linda | Lorenza (Mom)
  Photography and Text by
  Javier "Heavy" Francisco / Edited by Therese Cervas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Men in La Familia / Family Ritual
  Rafael | David | Brothers | Raymond (Dad)
  Photography and Text by
  Javier "Heavy" Francisco / Edited by Therese Cervas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Interview with Vicky Funari
  Director of Paulina discusses independent filmmaking and
  the impact of the film on its creators and its audience
  Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• "Don't Throw Me in the Briar Patch"
  An Interview with Adella Gautier
  (Storyteller)
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• The Drongo Bird --
  as told by Adella Adella the Storytella,
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• Struggling With Class
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 20, 2008
  
  
• One in A Hundred & Twenty in a Hundred
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine March 30, 2008
  
  
• Three Decades of African Popular Theater
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• The Law of Unintended Consequences
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cultural Responses To Social Conditions
  from "New Creative Community"
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine February 19, 2007
  
  
• Schoolhouse to Jailhouse
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Varieties of Otherness
  (of the niqab or Hasidic gear or baggy jeans)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Another !@#*& Learning Opportunity
  (The Center for Arts and Culture Folds)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cultural Complexity
  "The privileged who are driving globalization
  see only themselves ..."
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Making The World Safe for Hollywood
  (U.S. votes against Convention on the Protection and Promotion
  of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Speak and Doublespeak
  (about public cultural funding)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Culture Wars, Round Two
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• When Will We Ever Learn?
  (About the Arts, the Rand Corporation, and PBS)
  by Arlene Goldbard
  Richmond, California
  
  
• Cine '98 - A Step Toward Cine Revolución
  The San Diego / Baja California Latino Film Festival
  by Omar Gonzalez,
  San Diego, California
  
  
• First Writing Since
  (Poem on Crisis of Terror)
  by Suheir Hammad
  New York, New York
  
  
• Guardians of the Flame
  by Cherice Harrison-Nelson
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• A client recovering from a 30-year battle with heroin
  (in English) (in Japanese)
  Asami Hashirano
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• San Francisco Art Gallery Attacked for Displaying Political Art
  And the poem "Defiant"
  by Jack Hirschman
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• An interview with Shannon Hummel
  From a movement standpoint - Dance
  Part 1 - People in isolated rural communities
  Part 2 - An impact on the community
  Harlan County, Kentucky
  
  
• The Far East Side . . .
  Interview with musician/composer Jason Hwang
  New York, New York
  
  
• 2 Poems by Immani B.
  Remnants of the Trade
  Sweet Black - A Poem for Apryl
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Autumn Moon
  Poem and illustration
  Ken Inugai-Yamada
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Where, Oh Where, Are the Black Male Performance Artists? (excerpt)
  Homer Jackson,
  Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
  
  
• From Selma, Alabama to Hollywood, California:
  -- A Thirty-One Year Struggle for Fairness and Inclusion in the American Dream
  An Open Letter to the Entertainment Community
  Rev. Jesse L. Jackson
  Washington, D.C.
  
  
• My children have never known peace
  (Poetry)
  Ja A. Jahannes
  Savannah, Georgia
  
  
• An interview with composers Jon Jang and James Newton
  Part 1 - On the creation of "When Sorrow Turns to Joy"
  Part 2 - The Spiritual Tributary
  Interview by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• A Conversation with Jon Jang and Francis Wong
  10th Anniversary of Asian Improv
  San Francisco, California
  Part 1 - Founding an Independent Recording Label
  Part 2 - Cultural Synthesis / A Global International Context
  Part 3 - The Legacy of Overcoming Obstacles
  Part 4 - We want to bring our culture to people in our music
  Part 5 - The major works and recordings of Jon Jang and Francis Wong
  
  
• An interview with Stephanie Juno
  (Performance artist))
  Part 1 - Little Glimmers of Beauty
  Part 2 - Uncharted waters
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Siege
  (Poetry)
  by Collin Kelley
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Leverage Lost --The Nonprofit Arts in the Post-Ford Era
  (An in-depth study of the funding of the arts in the U.S.)
  Part 1 - The Pre-Ford Era: Industrial Revolution to 1957
  Part 2 - The Ford Era (1957-1990: Leverage Gained)
  Part 3 - The Post-Ford Era (1990 to Present): Leverage Lost
  Part 4 - Footnotes
  John Kreidler
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• An interview with Suzanne Lacy
  Art and Advocacy
  Part 1 - Expansive in its sense of community
  Part 2 - Breaking all kinds of frames
  near Elkhorn City, Kentucky
  
  
• Spike Lee -- Independent Filmmaker
  at the Imagination Conference
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• For the Love of Family #2
  by Tonia J. Leon
  with photography by Barry Weiser
  Huntington, New York
  Published in In Motion Magazine December 4, 2007
  
  
• For the Love of Family
  by Tonia J. Leon
  (with photography by Barry Weiser)
  Huntington, New York
  
  
• Community-directed Television
  An interview with Anne Lewis
  40 videos about the Appalachian people
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Eyes to Image
  (A Photo Essay)
  "My life, my Chinatown and our lives, our Chinatown ..."
  Pauline Liang
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Alice Lovelace Interviews the ReadNex Poetry Squad
  with poetry by Decora
  I Write / Images of Santa Ana
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 12, 2008
  

• Katrina and the United States Social Forum (USSF)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 6, 2007
  
  

• What the U.S. Social Forum Means to Me
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  Published in In Motion Magazine November 22, 2006
  
  

• From Chaos To Clarity: The Price To Be Paid
  Closing Keynote at the 21st Annual Meeting
  National Performance Network
  by Alice Lovelace
  Miami, Florida
  
  
• Getting Ready for School --
  Teaching Artist's Checklist
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Art Changes
  Keynote speech at the conference
  The Art of Juvenile Justice: Innovative Practices for Transforming Youth
  by Alice Lovelace
  Louisville, Kentucky
  
  
• This One's For You
  (Poetry)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Building Artistic Communities
  Speech delivered to the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts Conference
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Story in Art and Mediation
  Chapter 1 Introduction "Art, Race and Dialogue"
  Chapter 2 Literature Review: Story in an arts context, in American culture, in mediation
  Chapter 3 Stories of Tulsa (Needs Assessment)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• The Tulsa Riot of 1921
  Part 1 - Africans in Western Territory
  Part 2 - The 1921 Riot to today
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• The Arts in Alternative Education
  Alice Lovelace
  Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
  Part 1 - Introduction / What is Identity?
  Part 2 - Who Ends Up In Alternative Education?
  Part 3 - The Multiple Paths To Knowing
  
  
• Black as I Want to Be
  Notes from My Journal
  Poem: Mobee Family Slave Relics House
  by Alice Lovelace
  Badagry, Nigeria
  
  
• Community-based Art
  An interview with Alice Lovelace by StudioTulsa
  "It should not be a unique thing to be an artist." 
  Tulsa, Oklahoma
  
  
• Bud to Bloom #4 - Poetry
  (For Jikki: On the occasion of celebrating a union of 22 years.
  Strong in the ways of love.)
  Atlanta, Georgia
  

• Poetry by Alice Lovelace
  Tomahawk Poem, Remembering My Birth,
  & Bud to Bloom #3
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Three Poems by Alice Lovelace
  July 7 at 7 Stages --
  Imani Dances Before She Walks / Exile / Winter
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• A Brief History of Theater Forms
  (from Aristotle to Brecht, Baraka, O'Neal and Boal)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• In Praise of Toni Cade Bambara
  An article and poem in memory of the noted writer, editor and teacher
  (including audio and video Quicktime files)
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• Toni Bambara's books help to mend the world
  The Willamina High School Class of 2000
  Willamina, Oregon
  
  
• America's True Reggae Rebel
  Jikki & the Stonefish Posse
  by Alice Lovelace
  Atlanta. Georgia
  
  
• Alice Lovelace poetry reviewed
  A review by Gary Alan Fine,
  Athens, Georgia
  
  
• An interview with John Malpede
  A good survival strategy - Theater
  Part 1 - Mobilizing homeless people
  Part 2 - The extractive economy
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Strategies for Cultural Enfranchisement
  Edsel Matthews,
  Oakland, Califonia
  
  
• An interview with performance artist and teacher Robbie McCauley
  Part 1 - People's Sense of Place
  Part 2 - Resonating these stories
  Pennington Gap, Virginia
  
  
• The Lyrics of Prince Rogers Nelson
  A literary look at a creative, musical poet, philosopher, and storyteller
  Extracts from the book by C. Liegh McInnis, Jr.
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• The New African American Writers of Mississippi
  C. Liegh McInnis
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• The Importance of Teaching Cultural Diversity in College World Literature Courses
  by C. Liegh McInnis
  Jackson, Mississippi
  
  
• An interview with Nobuko Miyamoto
  Performing Arts, Obon, Yoga and Martial Arts
  Part 1 - Like Griots
  Part 2 - Strip mines and strip malls
  Pennington Gap, Virginia
  
  
• Andrew Nagem: A Community Sculptor
  "Taking a piece of clay and transforming it into something beautiful."
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Fairness in the Media Facts
  National Rainbow Coalition
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Nature and Us -- Who could own this blue planet Earth?
  - A Play -
  Masako Ogawa
  St. Louis, Missouri
  
  
• Jim Pepper Legacy in Recorded Music: A Treasure Chest
  Discography of saxophonist Jim Pepper's music
  by Jim Olding,
  Portland, Oregon
  
  
• VOODOO//bu$h coup
  (Poetry)
  In honor of the 200th Anniversary of Haiti’s Revolution
  by Ewuare Osayande
  Camden, New Jersey
  
  
• "Listen to your own voice!"
  An interview with Sandra Osawa
  (Native American independent filmmaker)
  by Victor Payan,
  Seattle, Washington & San Diego, California
  
  
• "My Year of Meats" by Ruth L. Ozeki
  A book review
  by Nora Cody
  Oakland, California
  (cross-referenced from the Healthcare section)
  
  
• Speaking Out At The United States Social Forum
  20 Glimpses
  Photography by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Self-Employed Vegetable Sellers
  (8 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
  
  
• Images of No War
  "This is what democracy looks like"
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Waiting To Start Work
  (7 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Johannesburg, South Africa
  
  
• Quetzal Live
  (6 photographs)
  by Nic Paget-Clarke
  El Sereno, California
  
  
• A Grain Freighter
  4 photographs by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Galveston, Texas
  
  
• Escaping the Heat Wave
  Two photographs by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Galveston, Texas
  
  
• Shapes, Textures, and Work
  Four Photos by Nic Paget-Clarke
  Houston, Texas
  
  
• An interview with Beijing Opera artists
  Pan Yong Ling, Li Jin Ping, Li Hong Mei, and Wang Hong
  Part 1 - "Arts are unlimited. You never stop learning."
  Part 2 - If you don’t know the tradition -- how can you do something new?
  Interview by Nic Paget-Clarke
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• "It Takes Guts to Make a Democracy"
  An Interview with Montana farmers Ralph and Myrna Paulus
  about storytelling circles, the arts and democracy.
  Choteau, Montana
  
  
• Stigmata - A Novel
  Chapter 3: June 1994 - Tuskegee
  Phyllis Alesia Perry
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Two Poems
  (movement poem)
  Brukman
  by Maria Poblet
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• The Origin of Birth,
  The Redemption of Its Children
  (Poetry)
  by PhoenixYZ
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Interview with Film Director Lourdes Portillo
  "Not just the pyramids and menudo"
  Interview by Fred Salas
  San Diego, California
  
  
• Lourdes Portillo -
  Filmography / Awards / Exhibitions / Screenings
  
  
• Alice & Zora: An Interview with Valerie Boyd and Evelyn C. White
  (Biographies of Alice Walker and Zora Neale Hurston)
  by Felicia Pride
  Boston, Massachusetts
  
  
• The Virgin Sister’s Song
  (Poetry)
  by Mark Prudowsky
  Asheville, North Carolina
  
  
• Interview with Quetzal
  (Music)
  Forging the Sound of the New Millennium
  Interview by Chris Gonzalez Clarke
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Interview with artist Jose Ramirez
  -- Contemporary Latino life in Los Angeles --
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Inside the River of Poetry
  by Louis Reyes Rivera
  New York, New York
  
  
• WAI
  (four poems in one)
  by Pablo Rodriguez
  Modesto, California
  
  
• Todos Los Muertos
  A post-9/11 poem
  by Abel Salas
  Los Angeles, California
  
  
• Interview with Octavia Butler
  "... one of the few African American women writing
  in the male-dominated science fiction genre"
  by Joshunda Sanders
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Sowing the Seeds of a Culturally Diverse Community
  Mat Schwarzman
  Oakland, California
  
  
• Jazz and the Politics of Identity:
  The Musical Legacy of Jim Pepper
  by Bill Siegel
  Nashua, New Hampshire
  
  
• Jim Pepper: "The Man Who Never Sleeps"
  (Music)
  Bill Siegel
  Nashua, New Hampshire
  
  
• In Celebration of Charles Jikki Riley
  January 10, 1946 - March 24, 2003
  Atlanta, Georgia
  
  
• Theaters Against War (THAW)
  after the New Orleans
  National Convergence of Artists, Educators and Organizers
  by Sophia Skiles
  New York, New York
  
  
• Interview with Herb E. Smith,
  Appalachian video documentary-maker
  Appalachians Speak for Themselves
  Whitesburg, Kentucky
  
  
• Interview with musician/composer Jeff Song
  Rules of Engagement
  Boston, Massachusetts
  
  
• From the Circle of Thunder to the Blood Moon
  Susan Stewart
  Bozeman, Montana
  
  
• Faces and Places
  Part 1: Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
  by Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Four Serigraph Posters
  Malcolm, Palestine, El Salvador, New World Order
  Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Lao Zhoushan (Old Zhoushan)
  six poems & six photographs
  by Leon Sun
  Zhoushan, China and San Francisco, U.S.A.
  
  
• Two Days and A Lifetime in Shanghai
  Personal Recollections and a Photo Essay
  Part 1 August 31, 1994
  Part 2 September 1, 1994, and
  Part 3: Notes on Hong Kong Rejoining China
  Leon Sun
  Shanghai, China & San Francisco, California
  
  
• Looking Out
  A Collection of Photographs and Poems
  Leon Sun
  San Francisco, California
  
  
• Interview with performance and visual artist
  Jose Torres Tama
  ". . . a satirical and ominous vision of a techno-pop U.S. TV culture."
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• We Are Partiots With Dark Faces
  Written and Performed by
  Jose Torres Tama
  New Orleans, Louisiana
  
  
• Power or Prison
  by Judith Tannenbaum
  San Francisco, California
  Published in In Motion Magazine April 4, 2007
  
  
• Two African American brothers express themselves
  through graphic illustrations
  Phillip and Peter Temple
  Vallejo, California
  
  
• No Mo ' Barrio Blues
  (Poetry)
  by Piri Thomas
  El Cerrito, California
  
  
• Interview with Piri Thomas
  Parts 1 & 2:
  The Inspiration to Write "Down These Mean Streets"
  Part 3
  Of Prisons, Wordsongs, Self-determination and Laughter
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Born Anew at Each A.M.
  (Poetry)
  Piri Thomas
  Berkeley, California
  
  
• Zapatistas in Mexico City to promote the Indigenous Bill of Rights
  A Photo Essay
  by Danny Turner-Lloveras
  Mexico City, Mexico
  
  
• Revival
  A poem by Leslie M. Watson
  Washington, D.C.
  
  
• Four Poems by Leslie M. Watson
  As I Am ..., Miss Gracie, And the Cycle Began, Thinking about Roe
  Washington, D.C.