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Sunday, July 27, 2003

GRASSROOTS

"I call myself an activist," says Datcher. "I'm trying to activate change when I go out into the world. But I tell the brothas, the best kind of activism you can do now is meet someone and fall in love and start a family. Now that's grass roots. 'Find you a woman and be good for her.' That the most grass roots activism you can do."
....... Michael Datcher, journalist, poet, co-organizer of World Stage Anansi Writers Workshop and author of Raising Fences: A Black Man's Love Story (Riverhead Books).


And finally, a sample of my work posted on the My Work section. Just an excerpt, not the full monty. Too many pirates out here. The full monty forthcoming in my chapbook.

----ANGEL



shared with you at 7:44 PM by Angel


Now That's Worth Writing Down

When we let Spirit lead us, it is impossible to know where we are being lead. All we know, all we can believe, all we can hope is that we are going home. That wherever Spirit takes us is where we live.....Alice Walker, Absolute Trust in the Goodness of the Earth.


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