A Poem: I Gather

An episode of the The Human Experience: A Lab of Limitless Learning podcast, hosted by Ymasumac Maranon Davis, titled "A Poem: I Gather" was published on November 15, 2020 and runs 2 minutes.

November 15, 2020 ·2m · The Human Experience: A Lab of Limitless Learning

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This poem emerged from inspiration of a woman who is a dear friend of mine who walks in the beauty of her ancestry. Shonda Buchanan wrote, “Black Indian” and embodies love through her ancestry so gracefully. May we all do the same.

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This poem emerged from inspiration of a woman who is a dear friend of mine who walks in the beauty of her ancestry. Shonda Buchanan wrote, “Black Indian” and embodies love through her ancestry so gracefully. May we all do the same.

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