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Adrienne Rich’s Solitude from Boston Review. Critics tend to discount Rich’s later poems, fundamentally misunderstanding how they engage her radical vision of community.

Peace and Blessings be upon you.

WORCESTER — The Mass Cultural Council has chosen Caitlin McCarthy and Shrish Korde, both of Worcester, among Massachusetts artists who will each receive $15,000 2021 Artist Fellowship Awards. The awards are for "exceptional work in the disciplines of Crafts, Dramatic Writing, Film & Video, Music Composition, Photography, and Sculpture/Installation/New Genres." McCarthy, who received a fellowship award in the Dramatic Writing category, has written several award-winning screenplays. She sa...

Land, slavery and cattle matter: To move forward, we need to look back By Tembeka Ngcukaitobi on 19 May 2021 Societies emerging from violent colonial conquests must deal with redress, in order to create a new social and economic order. South Africa is one of them. Yet the memory of conquest occupies a precarious position, at risk of being erased by distortions, contestations and exasperation. In three articles, I propose to unpack key facets of colonial conquests, to broaden our understanding o...

First look at what former Debenhams site in Guildford could look like as images released The department store site is now called St Marys Wharf A potential proposed view from Millmead of the new development in Guildford (Image: Native Land) Get the latest email updates for Surrey with our FREE daily newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe here When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be...

The OK Legislature Approved A New Official State Song Who knew that we were all too busy infighting and having political differences that nobody realized the Oklahoma State Legislature was working to replace the famous 1943 Broadway classic "Oklahoma." I guess, if you think about how ferociously people have been attacking each other over something as stupid and trivial as national politics, it is understandable nobody saw this coming. Im sure there will be a mass outcry about this since, well, ...

When Alaina E. Roberts started piecing her family's history together she made a surprising discovery that changed what it meant to be a Black American.

Review: Dreams, Homeland And Childhood, Leeds Lieder Weekend of Song, streaming from Leeds Town Hall until May 9

Uncensored host aims to create space to share experiences, advocate for racial justice through conversation While the recent coverage of police violence in the U.S. can become overwhelming, Alexa Joy, host of CBC Radios Uncensored, says she wants to "offer some incredible voices from our community to help get you through any challenges you might be experiencing." Social Sharing Alexa Joy hopes her series can help heal, uplift and be critical of the times we’re living in Posted: Apr 25, 2021 6...

AP With some COVID-19 vaccines sensitive to temperature change, and due to spoil after a certain amount of time, state Sen. David Argall wants to propose a bill to find out how many shots have gone to waste. On todays program: state Sen. David Argall brought forward a bill to make information about how many COVID-19 vaccines are going to waste public; the American Lung Association’s latest “State of the Air” report gave the Pittsburgh region’s air failing grades, even though the air ha...