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Loneliness

08Nov 2024November 8, 2024

This WSU student documents loneliness, which has become pervasive throughout society.

Anonymous 375Visualsfeelings, gender, loneliness, masculinityLeave a comment

Single mom

08Nov 2024November 8, 2024
Anonymous 669Visualsfamily, genderLeave a comment

Witnessing, Creating, and Resisting Inequality 227

31Oct 2024October 31, 2024

A few of my roommates and I were looking for houses near the Wayne State Campus to live in next semester (Fall 2024). We found a house that we absolutely loved! It was a big duplex, only a five minute Read More …

Anonymous 227Reflectionsfeelings, gender, unequal, unhousedLeave a comment

Poem 434

22Oct 2024October 22, 2024

I try to walk down the street.“Gimme a smile sexy” I try to go get a coffee.“Can I get your number baby?” I try to go to school.“Why don’t you want to talk to me?” I try to have a Read More …

Anonymous 434Poemsgender, womenLeave a comment

Poem 910.2

22Oct 2024October 22, 2024

You are more than what you allowed yourself to beYou can become more than what others told you to beYou have grit, strength, kindness, and wisdomYou are bone and bloodStardust and cosmosYou are humanAnd you are beautifulAllow yourself to be Read More …

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Poem 910

22Oct 2024October 22, 2024

America is often called a “melting pot of cultures,”A swirling pool of color and substanceAn overwhelming sea of hot white, dominating and swiftThe colors may mix but the blinding white remains constantThey fight and fight, bubbling up and spilling outAs Read More …

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To a Lonely Thirteen-Year-Old Girl

22Oct 2024

People ask me now, why didn’t you leave? He was a monsterBut when you truly meet one you understand.To a lonely thirteen-year-old girl getting abusedIt isn’t because he’s a monster.It’s because you are,and that feels way worse. My mother has Read More …

Nora StaszewskiPoemsdisability, gender, mental illness, otherLeave a comment

Free be poem 808

22Oct 2024

What is it to be a woman?To be a woman is to be askedWhen will you have children?When will you get married?To be a woman is to be toldDon’t show your shouldersDon’t be too bossyDon’t be too loudTo be a Read More …

Anonymous 808Poemsgender, race, womenLeave a comment

Family 290

08Oct 2024October 8, 2024

I have no idea where I fit! My dad owns a really successful business, and so did my mom, but we weren’t overly rich and we didn’t have a mansion, but we had a nice house with a big backyard Read More …

Anonymous 290Reflectionseducation, family, gender, raceLeave a comment

Family 575

02Oct 2024October 2, 2024

Growing up in a mixed liberal and conservative household, it was a challenge to learn where I fall and how I identify, especially as a developing young adult. There was confusion around how my immigrant parents practice the preservation of Read More …

April GReflectionsclass, family, gender, religionLeave a comment

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