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She Had Some Books: An Interview with Poet and NEA Literary Arts Specialist Katy Day

DMZ Colony by Don Mee Choi, The Galleons: Poems by Rick Barot, Deluge by Leila Chatti, Catrachos: Poems by Roy G. Guzmán, A More Perfect Union by Teri Ellen Cross Davis. DAY: I’m in a unique position in that I have access to so much incredible poetry through my job. The NEA awards grants each year to nonprofit presses to support the publication of some of the country’s best poetry (and prose) books, and we keep a library of those books on our shelves in the office. I also read manuscript excerpts for the Creative Writing Fellowships and often fall in love with a writer’s work that way. And I’m signed up for the Academy of American Poets’ Poem-a-Day, where they send a poem every morning via email. Once I’ve found one or two poems by a poet that I’m really drawn to, I’m compelled to read more of their work to find more poems like the ones I love.

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Black Women Have Always Led The Sexual Assault Awareness Movement

By Zuri Anderson Apr 9, 2021 As the United States become more aware of the pervasive threat and prevalence of sexual assault, some experts say less eyes are on the Black women who helped jump start the modern #MeToo Movement. WARNING: The following content will touch on issues of sexual assault, rape, racial violence and more. Viewer discretion is advised. In fact, early exposure of rape and sexual violence in the country can be traced all the way back to the slavery era, according to Healthline. Rape was used as a means to subjugate Black female slaves and for decades onward. This lead Black women to become early sexual assault activists, using anecdotes and testimonies about the sexual exploitation of slaves to further ignite the abolitionist movement,

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Duval among 4 counties to benefit from new Florida program for young crime victims

Duval among 4 counties to benefit from new Florida program for young crime victims
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Black Women Have Always Led The Sexual Assault Awareness Movement

Black Women Have Always Led The Sexual Assault Awareness Movement
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the House passed the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization

Stephanie Deeley Guest Columnist On Wednesday, March 17, the House passed the Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization. It now moves to the Senate. First passed in 1994, it expired in 2018. However, the need for this Act did not in any way diminish that year, or in any year since. According to a report from the State (MA) Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team in 2019, there are on average 44,000 Protective Orders filed per year in Massachusetts. That same report states that since 2016 an average of 23,000 violations per year are recorded in Massachusetts of restraining orders/violation of harassment orders/assault or battery on a household member.

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