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Author: AfroSurreal Writers

AfroSurreal  Writers (Dera R. Williams, Audrey T. Williams,   Kelechi Ubozoh, Thaddeus Howze, Rochelle Robinson, Rochelle Spencer) and the Association of Writers and Poets of Color (Dorothy Santos, Vernon Keeve, DeShara Suggs-Joe, Claudette Davis, MK Chavez) curate a bimonthly reading series in Oakland.
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Fulfilling and Feeding the Creative Impulse: A Roundtable with ​Arisa White

AfroSurreal Writers and Association of Writers and Poets of Color

Three-time Pushcart Prize nominee Arisa White spoke to the​ AfroSurreal Writers and the Association of Writers and Poets of Color about afrosurrealism, where community and creative work intersect and black literary communities.

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