I’ve heard some poetry Poetry of mothers fathers daughters Poetry of workers students elderly youth Poetry of the factory the ghetto the suburbs the office
Ten Haikus to Smile Fiercely
The rich get richer And the poor get poorer too Where are the heroes? Superbowl Sunday They displace homeless so that The fans don’t see
A Few More Poems
Nine Poems Cast to the Wind Gratitude Oh Gd above And all around Save us here Down on the ground Blessed is Gd The breath
For a Popular Mobilization Against COVID-19
Workers, students, neighbors, and the elderly should demand that employers, schools, government, and public spaces uphold COVID-19 safety precautions, and shut down if they can’t
With COVID-19, All Our Fates Are Bound Together
The coronavirus has burst asunder the myth of rugged individualism that permeates American society. Contagious diseases such as COVID-19 and its Delta, and now Omicron
Working at a Mass Vaccination Site
As an LA County Department of Public Health temporary staffer, I worked about ten shifts at the vaccination mega-POD (Point of Distribution) at Cal State