Anti-war Category
Sixteen years after the atom bomb was dropped on Japan, the Twilight Zone episode “A Quality of Mercy” aired in the United States. The story was set at the end of World War II and involved an American soldier who found himself more or less literally walking in the shoes of a Japanese soldier. [...]
Poetry and Commitment by Adrienne Rich
By: Cole on: Apr 13,2007 In: Anti-war, JVoices, National Poetry Month, Poetry, Politics, Social JusticeBefore Shabbas, and before Yom Hashoah, I wanted to share with you an essay written by Adrienne Rich in the Winter 2007 Newsletter of Poets Against War. From their website:
Poets Against War began in late January 2003, when Sam Hamill, longtime pacifist, declined an invitation to a symposium by Laura Bush to celebrate “Poetry and [...]
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