Warrior Dust
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Warrior Dust
- Warrior Dust© by Anna Greene Dell’Era August 16, 2020
- Take Me To The Water, I Want To Be Baptized September 24, 2019
- Pre-2020© September 2, 2019
- NEVER GIVE UP#InternationalDanceDay, #BeyonceBeforeILetGoDanceChallenge, (Anna Greene Dell’Era-62 years young) May 2, 2019
- DA France 2019 National Elections – Meet the Candidates posted by Robin Guinot | DAF COMMUNCATIONS COORDINATOR April 10, 2019 April 11, 2019
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Category Archives: indigenous women
The Border Control Corps of Basel threw my passport on the ground!
(Article written by Lukas Hausendorf of 20 Minutes Basel) Der Zwischenfall ereignete sich am Nachmittag des 7. März am Grenzübergang Basel-Huningue neben dem Novartis Campus. Meistens ist die Zollstation unbesetzt, nicht aber an diesem Tag. Anna Dell’Era, Afroamerikanerin und italienisch-amerikanische … Continue reading
To My Only Child
To my Only Child (c) I remember when you were only a child, I penned a poem to you explained how life might sometimes be harsh and cold, unfair and cruel This poem on paper somehow disappeared but my beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in African American History, african american poetry, african american women, black history, black voices, Contemplation, Cultural Pride, faith, health, indigenous women, International Travel, Life Perspective, mental health, Uncategorized
Tagged advice, justice, mother to daughter, police harassment, racial discrimination
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The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks–Read it!!
The book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, by Rebecca Skloot, gripped me from beginning to end. While reading it, I was in the midst of a cancer diagnosis and caught between two battling oncologists different perspectives concerning how my … Continue reading
Truth Won’t Sleep
my heart bruise mode countenance on alert racial injustice constructed to hurt US…..my county ’tis of thee result of cause and effect We, sardined in Middle Passage boat$ quarantined, milked welfare cheese then denied the right to vote. Coretta’s spirit … Continue reading
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Tagged black lives matter, black women, indigenous women, political injustice, refugees, respect, voting rights, white supremacy, women of color
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