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Amanda Gorman

  • Founder, Executive Director of One Pen One Page, Freelance
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(BPRW) Voices That Resonate: Celebrating Black Poetry This National Poetry Month | Black PR Wire, Inc.

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By Amanda Gorman, Danez Smith, Aja Monet
| Black PR Wire
For Immediate Release Contact Information Newsroom@BlackPRWire.com 877-BLACKPR (BPRW) Voices That Resonate: Celebrating Black Poetry This National Poetry Month (Black PR Wire) Poetry has long been a powerful form of expression within the Black community — a space where truth is spoken, culture is preserved, and emotions are given voice.
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Call Us What We Carry Book Review

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By Amanda Gorman, Barbara Saunders
| Common Sense Media
age 10+ Timeless poetry tackles 2020 events, pandemic. Parents need to know that Call Us What We Carry is a collection of poetry by Amanda Gorman, inaugural poet for Joe Biden, the 46th President of the United States, and the first National Youth Poet Laureate. It explores the themes of trauma, hope, and healing in the American experience, for the collective as well as individuals. very little There are direct and indirect references to the violence in American history.
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Call Us What We Carry

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By Amanda Gorman
| Book Browse
I read a lot, and I read many types of books—fiction, nonfiction, classics, short stories, and essays. Rarely do I read poetry. Even though it's more than four years later, I still am haunted by the beautiful, evocative words of poet Amanda Gorman when she stood on the west front of the U.S. Capitol reading her poem "The Hill We Climb." She was only 22, and she took my breath away. So I read this book of poetry, which includes that extraordinary piece.
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