Who is Really Free?: Gonzaga Poets Respond to the Call for Social Justice

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10 Black By: Justin Williams ‘21 A beautiful color that comes in hundreds of different shades Each one a unique sable Black A color that has been gifted to us A color that is magnificent Black A color that is envied by those who don’t understand it Yet leaves us all in a state of awe Black

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Who is Really Free?: Gonzaga Poets Respond to the Call for Social Justice

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pages 24-25

Woods on Fire by Adam Uppuluri '21

1min
page 20

Justice for All? by Quinn Fish '21

1min
page 19

American Ignorance by Jack Ryan '22

1min
page 16

To Life by Dr. Harry Rissetto

1min
page 15

Prayer for Change by Richard Scott '23

1min
page 14

Black by Justin Williams '21

1min
page 13

The Question by Kadari Machen '22

1min
pages 7-8

I Am Not a Virus by Kadari Machen '22

1min
page 17

Free by Jalen McMurray ‘21

1min
page 10

Melanin: The Most Dangerous Weapon by Richard Scott ‘23

1min
page 9

Sleeping in Snow by Shannon Berry

1min
pages 11-12

As It Always Does by Joseph Ross

1min
pages 21-23

BLACK WHY? by Lashieta Rogers

1min
page 18
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