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The Voices from Room 413

by Mr. Inman

Education

Throughout our nation’s history, poetry has been used to express thoughts and feelings about injustice and to envision a world where freedom, fairness, and justice are universal for all.In our recent Harlem Renaissance Unit, students in ELA 8 have studied Langston Hughes' work addressing social issues of fairness, bias, discrimination, and justice in his poetry. As a result, students were challenged to identify a social issue they care deeply about, articulate their feelings, and share them with others through poetry.Enjoy our student' passionate voices & plee for a better tomorrow. Enjoy.

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Episodes

  1. Gender Equality

    This episode is about Gender Equality for women.

  2. My Important Phone

    I want people to know about how important having a phone is in a little poem. To me, it makes me feel responsible, smart, and keeps me entertained. I hope you enjoy the 40 sec of this poam. (Sorry if I sound serious and weird...)

  3. My wish for our country By: Ryan Ranc

    My wish for our country By: Ryan Ranc

  4. Let women choose

    This poem is about the topic of abortion and how women should have a say on what is happening to their body. I hope this helps others learn it is not okay to tell women what to do with their bodies.

  5. Racism

  6. Its not fair

    Its not fair-by Lillian Gracey It's not fair that women get paid less than men It's not fair that women get told they can’t do something because its a mans job It's not fair that women are underestimated because they are a women It's not fair that people think they can say whatever they want to a...

  7. The Race for Equality

    This is a "It's not fair" poem about racism.

  8. Homophobia

    A poem about Homophobia and it's problems.

  9. Stereotyping

    1/18/21 E.H

  10. What A Cruel World

    its about multiple social issues

  11. I wish for equal rights

    This poem is about a social issue involving equal rights. This means a lot to me because this has been a social issue for years and there hasn't been a way to end it, and make it right for everyone!

  12. Free to Be Me.

    This poem is about how it is okay to be different. Whether that is your sexual orientation, your hair, or what you like to do, we're happiest when we accept who we are and don't let others change us, We should celebrate differences, not mock them.

  13. LOOK!!

    This poem is about free religion this is important to me because every so often you hear about people making threats on people that don't have the same religion as people would like them to have.

  14. Invisible

    Mental Illness is a cause nobody has decided to stand up for because they are either afraid or they are scared of mentally ill people.

  15. What are we supposed to do? By Eliana Miller

    This is a poem about Women's rights, I hope you enjoy

  16. America the Hateful

    A short poem by yours truly, Ryan Crotts, about an issue I've noticed: (especially on the Internet) people hating on EVERYTHING. It's really awful how no matter what it is, someone out there is bound to hate it. I know hate is a strong word, but I feel it's only fitting for this.

  17. The Washington Football Team

    This is a poem about the recent name change of the previously known Washington Redskins and the organizations situation.

  18. My three haikus

    These are three haikus concerning the social issues of body shaming, environmental awareness and homophobia.

  19. I Hate

    This poem reflects on what is going on in our country today. I wish that everyone was treated fairly. Unfortunately, some people feel that we need to be superior to others with a different skin color for no god reason AT ALL. This poem is meant to motivate people like me, who think that every…

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  20. Animal Abuse

    This is something I care deeply about.

  21. Social Justice Poetry Project

    Throughout our nation’s history, poetry has been used to express thoughts and feelings about injustice and to envision a world where freedom, fairness, and justice are universal for all. In our recent Harlem Renaissance Unit, students in ELA 8 have studied Langston Hughes' work addressing social...

About this show

Throughout our nation’s history, poetry has been used to express thoughts and feelings about injustice and to envision a world where freedom, fairness, and justice are universal for all.In our recent Harlem Renaissance Unit, students in ELA 8 have studied Langston Hughes' work addressing social issues of fairness, bias, discrimination, and justice in his poetry. As a result, students were challenged to identify a social issue they care deeply about, articulate their feelings, and share them with others through poetry.Enjoy our student' passionate voices & plee for a better tomorrow. Enjoy.

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Mr. Inman

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Frequently asked questions

How many episodes does The Voices from Room 413 have?

The Voices from Room 413 has 21 episodes on PodParley. The most recent episode was published on January 20, 2021.

What is The Voices from Room 413 about?

Throughout our nation’s history, poetry has been used to express thoughts and feelings about injustice and to envision a world where freedom, fairness, and justice are universal for all.In our recent Harlem Renaissance Unit, students in ELA 8 have studied Langston Hughes' work addressing social...

How often does The Voices from Room 413 release new episodes?

The Voices from Room 413 publishes daily, based on its 21 episodes since January 2021.

Who hosts The Voices from Room 413?

The Voices from Room 413 is created and hosted by Mr. Inman.
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