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This is my first video, i am speaking on my current issue with my period. I am not afraid to be open about it. Please hit me up if you have anythin...

Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Natasha Trethewey talks about why she writes poetry in this Emory University Distinguished Faculty Lecture held on Febr...

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Now, before you get all upset and call me a racist, This is a parody of this video "Shit Girls Say"

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Beyonce is one of our biggest influences & music idols so we had to give her new song a shot!!

Us singing Run ...

We were born in the 90's, and we thought it'd be cool to do a bit of a tribute to some of the many great R&B and Hip hop songs of the 90's :D

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this is a poem i wrote. a video eyad zah...

The first publicized music video from Sandman's debut album "The Art of Dreaming" The video is set against the illustrated backdrop of Oakland, Ca...

Watch as Christsna Sot discusses his personal experience with poetry. For more on " Russell Simmons Presents Brave New Voices", check out http://it...

Gladys Bentley on "You Bet Your Life" with Groucho Marx

Ellen Degeneres show Willow Smith performs "Whip My Hair" live first time and then has a small interview with Ellen.

Sweet Georgia Brown was a hit song in 1925 that was written by Maceo Pinkard and Ken Casey, although the white bandleader Ben Bernie somehow had hi...

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Kirya Traber features at Lunada: Re::Presenting, a monthly reading series at Galerîa de la Raza in San Francisco.

A poem for the little...

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Kirya Traber features at Lunada: Re::Presenting, a monthly reading series at Galerîa de la Raza in San Francisco.

A love poem. A race p...

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Kirya Traber features at Lunada: Re::Presenting, a monthly reading series at Galerîa de la Raza in San Francisco.

Perhaps on the most gut-wrenching poems I have ever written, this is the poem to accompany a monologue about "becoming black". It is still untitled.