Colonize me

Description:

Benjamín Naka-Hasebe Kingsley's debut collection explores the experience of living as a Native American in today's America. From Nippon refugee who America caged. From Onondaga son who America imprisoned, who they couldn't board into whiteness. From Rust Belt trailers. From two wheelbarrow factory workers. From PA to LA to MIA to out here in West Baltimore. From counting every penny to carving the love of poems. From unheard prayers & these answered dreams. We are here. I am here. I am alive. Colonize me.

subjects: Indians of North America,  Poetry,  Social conditions,  American poetry,  Indian authors,  American Experimental poetry,  Poésie américaine,  Auteurs indiens d'Amérique,  Poésie expérimentale américaine,  African American authors

Times: 21st century,  21e siècle