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Notes toward understanding Claudia Rankine’s imaginative transformation of race in Citizen: An American Lyric

Album Review: 1989

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Re: Eve's Hardcore Pokémon Challenge: Part One - Queen Mob's Tea House

Posted on 11th Jun 2020

We all need to challenge ourselves.

Re: MISFIT DOC: The Mansplainer - Queen Mob's Tea House

Posted on 21st May 2020

spot on, Edwina ;)

Re: On-Screen Nowheres: Video games and provinces - Queen Mob's Tea House

I love the narrative. Its a recreation of places as a way of transporting yourself, using memories to embellish your virtual surroundings. I know how you felt. I can now see that I was not the only one like this growing up.

Re: FICTION: Sami Sahab - Queen Mob's Tea House

Posted on 15th May 2020

What a masterpiece! This piece of writing puts a smile on my face with its protagonist's character and saddens my heart with honest depiction of our rotten system. Plus the optimistic message for the readers, we have bear the costs if we wish to live in a better world. Keep Writing!! 😌🌻

Re: FICTION: A Diagram - Queen Mob's Tea House

Posted on 3rd May 2020

lovely

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Notes toward understanding Claudia Rankine’s imaginative transformation of race in Citizen: An American Lyric

Album Review: 1989