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Somebody Blew Up America and Other Poems
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Manufacturer: House of Nehesi
Author: Imamu Amiri Baraka
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Somebody Blew Up America and Other Poems Description
Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 811.54
EAN: 9780913441725
ISBN: 0913441724
Label: House of Nehesi
Manufacturer: House of Nehesi
Book Pages: 82
Publication Date: 2004-12
Publisher: House of Nehesi
Studio: House of Nehesi
Dewey Decimal Number: 811.54
EAN: 9780913441725
ISBN: 0913441724
Label: House of Nehesi
Manufacturer: House of Nehesi
Book Pages: 82
Publication Date: 2004-12
Publisher: House of Nehesi
Studio: House of Nehesi
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Review Summary: At least someone's honest about who really blew up America
Review: People like to separate out people like Amiri Baraka as a "Black radical" yet what happened on 9/11 happened to everyone and everyone needs to be just as angry over who was behind it--those who occupy the US and most of the world. Baraka lost his poet laureate title over this truthful poem, by those who occupy this country, so it's no surprise to anyone who's clued in on this horrific situation that that is exactly what happens when you reveal the truth. The poem is brilliant and immensely courageous. We don't make true heroes of the people like this anymore.
Review Summary: At least someone's honest about who really blew up America
Review: People like to separate out people like Amiri Baraka as a "Black radical" yet what happened on 9/11 happened to everyone and everyone needs to be just as angry over who was behind it--those who occupy the US and most of the world. Baraka lost his poet laureate title over this truthful poem, by those who occupy this country, so it's no surprise to anyone who's clued in on this horrific situation that that is exactly what happens when you reveal the truth. The poem is brilliant and immensely courageous. We don't make true heroes of the people like this anymore.