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Inequity, Violence, Grief and Trauma: The Battlefield at Home

Posted on March 25, 2015 by Ayodele Nzinga, MFA, PhD

Ain’t nobody got time to cry in a war zone; where I live — “*even the birds sing bass”. –WordSlanger, (*Reginald Lockett) Anthony Lake, the head of UNICEF, observed during an Al Jazeera interview on the impact of war on … Continue reading →

Posted in I'm Just Saying!, non fiction essay, North American African Perspective | Tagged #ayodelenzinga, affects of inequity on children and communties, american poverty, causes of violence, children in poverty, complex trauma, compound complex trauma, diminished potential, grief, grief in violent communties, inequity, inter-generational trauma, mourning, north american africans, trauma, violence, war, war zone children, West Oakland Oakland California | 1 Comment

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Posted on October 10, 2014 by Ayodele Nzinga, MFA, PhD

its not the hoodies or the skittles BART rides not the wallet he pulled out or the comb the cell phone not the toy gun or the raised empty hands perhaps its the kiss of melanin the brown black velvet-ness … Continue reading →

Posted in Black Arts, North American African Perspective, Poetry, spokenword | Tagged ayodele wordslanger nzinga, BAM, black boys, blk arts, inequity, justice, lyrical poetry, men of color, narrative poetry, North American African Perspective, poetry | 1 Comment

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