Artist George Evans remembers L.A. treasure Wanda Coleman
L.A.'s rich cultural history is alive through the life and work of the city's unofficial poet laureate. Just ask her brother George Evans.
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L.A.'s rich cultural history is alive through the life and work of the city's unofficial poet laureate. Just ask her brother George Evans.
Photo by Jon Tyson on Unsplash Sometimes I just want to scream. When confronting the frustrations of American life Marvin Gaye used to sing, “Makes me wanna holler, throw up both my hands.” Do you ever feel that way? That at some moment in time, in some place in which you are situated, everything just overwhelms you? You lift your head toward heaven, you just open up your arms and, from the depths of your being, you let out a full-throated wail. I just want to scream today, and I wanted to scream yesterday and the day before that. I am 6 foot 4 inches tall. I am nearly 70 years old. I ...