poetry April 26, 2024 Climate Change Eve Sutton It’s the Idea of Spring and poet Eve Sutton has been reminding us that climate change has been going on for a long time. It is no joke!
poetry April 19, 2024 Si, Se Puede (It Can Be Done) Philip Kolin Marking the anniversary of his death (April 23, 1993), Cesar Chavez continues to inspire support for immigrant farm workers’ rights around the country.
poetry March 29, 2024 To Eugene J. Loveman By Alexander F. Bergman They Look Like ME A long-lost elegy remains a tribute to an American volunteer in the Spanish Civil War.
poetry April 5, 2024 War News Beau Beausoleil Agitate! Journal San Francisco poet Beau Beausoleil writes a poem each day during the current war in Gaza.
poetry March 22, 2024 Thirteen Ways of Coping With Trump ’24 W. D. Ehrhart Poet W.D. Ehrhart makes a riff off 13 blackbirds, in hopes of you all doing the right thing in November.
poetry March 15, 2024 Two Years Later Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach Rattle Julia Kolchinsky Dasbach knows more than a thing or two about Ukraine wars, way more to mark the passage of its second anniversary.
poetry March 8, 2024 Extinction Crisis Susan C. Moser Dear Human at the Edge of Time Susan Moser’s poetry addresses the “extinction crisis”—thousands of species disappear forever—as human life goes on in this world.
poetry March 1, 2024 Presidential Carol Kanter In this presidential election year, poet Carol Kanter issues an elegant warning of a certain candidate “assuming, accruing power.”
poetry February 16, 2024 Salaria Kea Peter Neil Carroll Sketches From Spain: Homage to the Abraham Lincoln Brigade The only African American woman to serve in the Spanish Civil War, nurse Salaria Kea fought racism all of her life.
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