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The Art of Naming My Pain
Poetry. Art. Essays. African & African American Studies. Women's Studies. In an era of highly curated personas and unrealistic self-expectation, Kellie Richardson offers readers a stunningly honest account of her struggles with identity, relationships, mental health and self-love. THE ART OF NAMING MY PAIN collects Richardson's poetry, essays and art as she navigates what it is for a Black, queer, broken woman to seek joy in a world that says she doesn't deserve it. This book is an unfolding of her journey, bearing witness to the possibility of life after self-loathing. Richardson's voice is refreshingly candid in this sophomore collection, shedding light on issues we all face, though few have the courage to own in the public sphere.
What Us Is
What Us Is is the debut collection from Tacoma Poet Laureate, Kellie Richardson. Recognized and celebrated for her powerful delivery, and the emotive nature of her text, Richardson takes risks with the reader that will pay off in beauty, deep empathy, and provocation. What Us Is dives deep into themes of love, loss, and longing, with specific attention to the nuances of identity. As a queer Black Christian woman, Richardson honors, acknowledges, and even laments on the experiences of living into these labels. Richardson also explores the deep violence, pain, and impacts of racism by communicating the very real and urgent demonstrations of police brutality, gender violence, and her complicated journey with faith. Despite the heaviness of content, Richardson never drops the miracle of humanity and will as the collection unfolds. Dark humor, pointed imagery, and unapologetic Blackness guide the reader on a journey through "The Facts of a Black Girl's Life," "My Vagina Ain't No Cemetery," and "Pathological Lies in the Land of Reconciliation."
Manuscript: the Indecisive Mind of Kelly Richardson
Romance Novel Manuscript: Tale of an office romance (republished)2004 - 2017 � Writers-Network.com - All Rights Reserved 2004 - 2012 � associatedcontent.com - All Rights Reserved 2004 - 2012 � voices.yahoo.com - All Rights Reserved
So You've Been Sent to Diversity Training
In So You’ve Been Sent to Diversity Training, Chadwick Moore meets everyday workers from across the country who have one thing in common: they’ve all been forced to undergo diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) training on the job. Speaking to police officers, fighter jet repairmen, oil rig workers, secretaries, retail managers, and IT specialists, Moore presents a unique, funny, and piercing dispatch exposing a corrupt political ideology that has infected nearly all areas of American life. Bizarre theories on race, sexuality, and gender are no longer confined to the ivory tower; they’re now an integral part of the workplace. One of the few writers with unflinching insight into the psyche of the left, Moore takes on the sinister and ridiculous dogma of DEI and asks, How did we get here? Who benefits from this? And is there a way out?
2003 Chacahoula
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2001 Chacahoula
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Critical Thinking, Clinical Reasoning, and Clinical Judgment E-Book
What's behind every healed patient? Critical thinking! And what book best equips you to master the critical thinking skills needed for success on the NCLEX examination and in professional nursing practice? Alfaro's Critical Thinking, Clinical Reasoning, and Clinical Judgment, 6th Edition! With a motivational style and insightful "how-to" approach, this unique textbook draws upon real-life scenarios and evidence-based strategies as it guides you in learning to think critically in clinically meaningful ways. The new edition features a more streamlined, full-color design, and expanded coverage on some of key trends, including: interdisciplinary care teams, competency-based education, the IOM’...
Karaka the Legend of Juno
In the distant future, all of mankind will face the greatest threat it has ever known. The balance between good and evil will be tested, and the fate of the galaxy rests with a small group of displaced time travelers who are racing to figure out who they are and what they are supposed to do. Juno is a system on the verge of war with Nerin, a race of ultimate evil beings. They believe to end their suffering is the genocide of all mankind. The crew of the Star Dancer, having dealt with the Nerin in the past, becomes entangled with Juno and her people. It is now a race to save Juno and restore order before the Nerin attack and destroy the system.
