Por: Chicago Tribune Entertainment January 21, 2021
Our new president is a man for prose. In his inaugural address Wednesday, on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, Joe Biden defended the value of truth, facts, science. He spoke forcefully of the seemingly unachievable need for a sense of shared purpose, in the face of a pandemic and so many other grim challenges.Then, the nation and the world heard something else. We heard something else. We heard something foreign and elusive for too long in... + full article
The Boston Globe USA Nation January 20, 2021
Those seeking a bit of symbolism in the transition of power from Donald Trump to President Joe Biden looked to the skies on Wednesday.After some flurries at the start of the Inauguration ceremonies, the Biden delivered a speech about As the light broke through, some people on... + más
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The Boston Globe USA Life January 17, 2021
Elizabeth Acevedo won the 2018 National Book Award for Young People’s Literature with her debut novel, “. The New York City native originally set her sights on being a rapper, which led her to slam poetry. The National Slam Poetry champion then turned to writing poetry and... + más
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CNN USA Politics January 16, 2021
Washington (CNN)Amanda Gorman was about halfway through writing the poem that when she watched in horror the deadly siege on the US Capitol.Typically, it takes the nation's first-ever youth poet laureate days to craft a new poem. She finished this one immediately.It was... + más
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Time USA World December 21, 2020
When Russian poet Galina Rymbu saw images from protesting the arrest of LGBT in June, she knew she had to add her voice in support. Tsvetkova is based in the Khabarovsk region in the far-east of Russia and has been under Russia’s “gay propaganda” law. The 27-year-old is... + más
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The Advocate USA Health December 13, 2020
Created, developed and founded in 2003 by Gary Glazner, the Alzheimer’s Poetry Project uses interactive poetry readings to enhance quality of life for those with Alzheimer’s disease and their families.Through the project, some people with dementia can express themselves... + más
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The New York Times USA World December 12, 2020
BERLIN — For months, the leaders of dozens of Germany’s most prominent cultural institutions met in secret, swapping stories of self-censorship, of hours spent worrying about the social media histories of artists or scholars they wanted to invite to their programs, and fears... + más
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Chicago Sun Times USA Nation December 12, 2020
As a young poet, Angela Jackson traveled Illinois teaching the power of poetry to students. Poetry, she says, “psychically empowers people” and puts “them in touch with their selves so that they know their own worth and power, and gain some measure of their lives, and know... + más
Column: Searching for clues about my father in a poetry file he left behind | Los Angeles Times
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