Youth Voices: Brave New Voices Finals 2018 Pine Ridge Opening
“http://www.bravenewvoices.org 500 young people from across the world take center stage at the 21st Annual Brave New Voices International Youth Poetry Slam Festival for a week of workshops,...
Youth Speak: The Brave New Voices Finals 2018 in Boston
“500 young people from across the world take center stage at the 21st Annual Brave New Voices International Youth Poetry Slam Festival for a week of workshops, poetry slam, performances, and...
El Color De La Libertad: Latino Youth Discuss Freedom
“EL COLOR DE LA LIBERTAD | THE COLOR OF FREEDOM ft. 7th Graders from Alexander Mitchell Integrated Arts School, MC(mikal), Klassik & Sista Strings. Made in Milwaukee, WI. PROJECT LEAD:...
Youth Speaks “The Bigger Picture: The Longest Mile”
“Tassiana Willis, 24, is a poet, singer, and actor from San Francisco. “The Longest Mile,” is bookended with an anecdote about running the mile in school, but what Tassiana really wants you...
Where Do Our Voices Go by Isabela
20th Annual Bringing the Noise for MLK Home
“Poem for My Grifa-Rican Sistah Or Broken Ends Broken Promises”
Mariposa’s, “Poem for My Grifa-Rican Sistah Or Broken Ends Broken Promises,” deals with issues of hair for AfroLatinas in society.
Not Black Enough | Spoken Word Poetry | By: Poetic Daisy
This week’s spoken word poem is about being multiracial/ Afro Latino. It’s a poetry reading- a spoken word about life, and not feeling accepted into the races/cultures you are a part of.
“7 Politically Correct Cat Calls as Told by a Poet”
As told by Natalie Choi: www.patreon.com/buttonpoetry#2