Category Archives: Race
Sudden Fiction: “Black Shine”
“. . . His thick hands held a sheet cake in a plastic rectangle container. Blackness chafed from his fingers, leaving a bit of the dark shine on the plastic container. . . ” Continue reading
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Paths Cross
“Please return on lonely nights or days, you discern when I need strength and solace. . .” Continue reading
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Tagged african american, african american poetry, black poetry, poetry, Stephen earley jordan ii, writing
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Warm Rain
“Black boys are warm rain with nothing to gain. . .” Continue reading
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Tagged african american, african american poetry, black poetry, BLM, poetry, Stephen earley jordan ii, writing
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Calming the Natives 