The Guillotine
A report from the scaffold, as Trump moves to purge the Justice Department of those he perceives as disloyal.
Journalism in Verse
Curriculum Redacted
From Black Wall Street to redlining, a writer studies the Black History
Next Among the Countless Gales
"These sessions sound like hope—hope I’ll need while other wings approach."
Arkansas Became
By Wendy Taylor Carlisle. Abortion rights keep rolling back, reaching for a deadly past.
The Shoes Wanted to Speak
By Caroline Cottom. A factory reopens its doors after mass tragedy.
This Poem, If Accepted, May Cost Me $250 Million Dollars
By Theric Jepson. The teen in the Lincoln Memorial protest sues the Post for what Jeff Bezos paid for it.
2672 South Deacon Street, Detroit
By Yvonne. A poem for Rosa Parks, the woman who opened these doors.
Bleuet/Bluetiful/Blue
By Megan Merchant. A box of crayons now includes the color of remembrance.
