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Tag Archives: Art You Engaged

Our Words, Voices, and Souls by Eric Boyd
Issue: Art You Engaged

Our Words, Voices, and Souls by Eric Boyd

Posted on September 29, 2015 by NM

It was my feeling of safety which got me incarcerated. I made the assumption that I would be okay; I didn’t read up on the legal system, didn’t bother to pay for a lawyer. I hid from my situation until it consumed me. I can’t make that mistake again. Continue reading →

The Political as Personal: On Reading Widely by Alexandra Watson
Issue: Art You Engaged

The Political as Personal: On Reading Widely by Alexandra Watson

Posted on September 24, 2015 by NM

Later, I will understand his protest as personal: he doesn’t want to be the white guy who wrote a great book that won’t be read by people like me because of who he is. Continue reading →

To Write by Karissa Chen
Issue: Art You Engaged

To Write by Karissa Chen

Posted on September 22, 2015 by NM

“It’s just a book,” I said, exasperated. “Why do you have to read so much into it?” Continue reading →

Impossible, or “The Story of The Story of Everest” by Jeremy O. Harris
Issue: Art You Engaged

Impossible, or “The Story of The Story of Everest” by Jeremy O. Harris

Posted on September 17, 2015 by NM

My freshman year of college, I had the privilege of being the straight-laced black theatre queen housed in a four man suite… Continue reading →

Safe and Sound by Nancy Jooyoun Kim
Issue: Art You Engaged

Safe and Sound by Nancy Jooyoun Kim

Posted on September 15, 2015 by NM

I remember, once in a writing workshop, a white student wrote a story with a black protagonist. But, the protagonist could’ve been purple or green and the story would’ve been the same. The protagonist’s race was decorative; somebody wanted to spice up the bedroom!
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