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Out of the Margins: February 2007
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Friday, February 23, 2007. Civil Rights and Human Rights. Human rights are universal, ascribed to all human beings. Civil rights are the rights accorded to the citizens of a particular society. There is no universal agreement on the extent to which human rights and civil rights are, or should be, the same. Religious conservatives, and even some religious liberals, have historica...
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Out of the Margins: Quantum States of Mary
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Friday, February 01, 2008. Quantum States of Mary. Poems I wrote while I was homeless, with autobiographical notes. I had more images now that I wanted to add, and a motivation to get it done for the Christmas issue. When I had it completed, it was a two-page poem - I submitted it anyway. Quantum States of Mary. Holding your baby;. Did you see a shadow fall. On the stable wall?
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Out of the Margins: September 2006
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Friday, September 29, 2006. Out of the Margins. This will be a group blog of several members of StreetWrites, a workshop of homeless and low-income writers in Seattle, Washington, supported by Real Change, Seattle's progressive community street newspaper. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Anitra L. Freeman. The Gross National Debt. Cost of the War in Iraq.
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Out of the Margins: In Honor of Boyd McLaughlin: November 3, 1995
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Monday, January 28, 2008. In Honor of Boyd McLaughlin: November 3, 1995. In November of 1995, we had a tragedy at the StreetLife art gallery. Boyd McLaughlin, a generous spirit who had helped and encouraged many new arrivals to the gallery, died. I wrote a tribute to Boyd which later became the opening piece of a Homeless Memorials webpage. Nothing Much to Say. When what we feel.
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Out of the Margins: January 2007
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Thursday, January 25, 2007. Get to Know Me! You're not truly awake until the first fart of the day. In that spirit here is my first blog that isn't a regurgitation of a column. Yesterday I filled out my Blogger's Profile and one aspect of it ticked me off. I mean, I've done this kind of thing all over the internet and it's always the same. "What are your interests? Later, I will...
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Out of the Margins: April 2007
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Monday, April 02, 2007. I'm looking for you! To get their formal permission. If you can reach any of these people, please have them email me! My email address is on my profile. If you know somebody on that list. and they don't have email, they can call WHEEL at (206) 956-0334. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Anitra L. Freeman. The Gross National Debt.
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Out of the Margins: November 2008
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Monday, November 24, 2008. What is "the good earth"? Thank you for the invitation to join the StreetWrites blog. I would like to begin with the question I opened my own blog with:. What would be "a good earth"? Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Anitra L. Freeman. The Gross National Debt. Cost of the War in Iraq. To see more details, click here. Kat o' Nine Tales.
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Out of the Margins: My first street poems
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Monday, January 28, 2008. My first street poems. I grew up in a family where reading and writing were considered normal human activities. I wrote my first poem when I was five. I have written poetry all my life, and even published a few, in spite of Writer's Marketing Block. My poetry has improved the most in the toughest periods of my life. Only a week after I began taking Lith...
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Out of the Margins: Question Everything
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Tuesday, May 29, 2007. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Anitra L. Freeman. The Gross National Debt. Cost of the War in Iraq. To see more details, click here. Stories of August Mallory. Adventures in Bloggery with Dr. Wes Browning. Somewhat Art, from Wes. Anitra on Participate.Net (media commentary). Anitra on Democracy.Org (political commentary). Kat o' Nine Tales.
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Out of the Margins: March 2007
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Out of the Margins. A view from street level, by members of Seattle's homeless and low-income writer's coalition, StreetWrites. Thursday, March 29, 2007. Park Runoff from Wes. Links to this post. Thursday, March 01, 2007. Many years ago my mother was locked up. In St Francis Cabrini Hospital because. We didn't know what else to do. LOTS better things to do. Than to be locked up. In a little room. She tore her down pillow open. With her teeth,. Blew handfuls of soft white feathers under the door,. Somewha...
