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These Poems by Latin American Women Reflect a Multilingual Region

Josiah Luis Alderete stands in front of the windows of his bookstore, he wears a mustard shirt and holds his book of poems at his waist.

Pocho Poet Josiah Luis Alderete Speaks Fire In The Mission

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Get Lit: 8 Bay Area Events to Help You Discover Your Next Summer Read

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Decolonized Poetry Takes Center Stage in an Exhibit at Good Mother Gallery

A young black poet in a brown jacket against a blue vehicle painted with red and white polka dots.

Talking With Oakland Poet Michal ‘MJ’ Jones

Anti-War Russian Poets Come Together for a Reading at SF’s Globus Books

A man wearing a tan short sleeved shirt and glasses stands outside between two bushes.

Poets Keep Memories of Iraq Alive 20 Years After US Invasion

a young person with long black hair reads from a book onstage in a crowded room

Nomadic Press, a ‘Chosen Family’ For Queer and BIPOC Writers, Closes Up Shop

an Asian American man in a gray shirt speaks at a wooden podium

California’s First Asian American Poet Laureate Wants to Bridge Social Justice and Poetry

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