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alisarae 's review for:
I Am the Rage
by Martina McGowan
This collection of poetry is very today, speaking specifically to the Black Lives Matter conversations of 2020 (and ongoing). Heavy handed but good. I liked three specific moments:
1) When McGowan describes the exhaustion of having to teach another white person, again, basic conversations about being Black in the US, and how it usually ends up being a field trip for the white person but a daily struggle for McGowan.
2) A reflection on the term BIPOC as yet another tool for othering.
3) "Tolerate is not a word that describes friendship"
1) When McGowan describes the exhaustion of having to teach another white person, again, basic conversations about being Black in the US, and how it usually ends up being a field trip for the white person but a daily struggle for McGowan.
2) A reflection on the term BIPOC as yet another tool for othering.
3) "Tolerate is not a word that describes friendship"