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Author: Chivas Sandage

Chivas Sandage is a digital columnist at Ms. and the author of Hidden Drive, a finalist for the ForeWord Book of the Year Awards in poetry. Her poems and essays have appeared in Ms., The Rumpus, Salmagundi, Southern Humanities Review and Texas Observer, among others. The Massachusetts Cultural Council awarded Sandage a 2020 artist grant for her work on a nonfiction book about the double shooting of a lesbian teenage couple in Texas. Tweet her @ChivasSandage.
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Ms. Muse: What Happens When You Give a Girl a Pen

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This is what can happen when you ask a girl to tell a story.

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Ms. Muse: Christine Sloan Stoddard on the Urgency of Making Feminist Art After Kavanaugh

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In this month’s edition of Ms. Muse, the prolific writer and visual artist shares new work from a forthcoming book and talks about the challenges of her childhood, the dissolving wall between literature and the art world and the urgency of creating after Kavanaugh.

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Ms. Muse: Jessica Helen Lopez on Writing like a Xingona, Poetry as Medicine and the True Honey of Freedom

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In this month’s installment, Jessica Helen Lopez—two-time Women of the World City of Albuquerque Champion and former Albuquerque Poet Laureate Emeritus and Poet-In-Residence for the Albuquerque Museum of Art and History—shares a new poem and talks to Ms. about jumping out of the shower to write, reclamation and thriving between languages.

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Ms. Muse: Anastacia-Reneé on Poems Living in the Body, What Women Writers Need and Raising a Fist

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In this edition of Ms. Muse, Seattle’s Civic Poet shares two new poems and demands space for women writers to thrive.

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Ms. Muse Independence Day Special: Three Feminist Poets Take on the Border Crisis

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This special installment of Ms. Muse features new works by Simone-Marie Feigenbaum, Jess Burnquist and Lisha Adela García about the southern border and how the U.S. treats immigrants seeking to live and work in America—people risking their lives to save their lives.

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Ms. Muse: Samantha Thornhill on Calypso Culture, Lost Black Lives and Spirit Channeling

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Poet, educator and spoken word artist Samantha Thornhill shares two new poems—and talks to Ms. about writing lost Black lives and the Black women poets who changed her life.

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Ms. Muse: Lauren K. Alleyne on Form, Fairytales and the Impact of Feminist Poetry

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In the first installment of Ms. Muse, Lauren Alleyne shares two new poems and reflects on vulnerability, strength and the loneliness of competition.

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Ms. Muse: This is a Feminist Poetry Manifesta

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Ms. is carving out a new discovery place for riotous, righteous and resonant feminist poetry to nourish and give voice to a rising tide of female resistance—and it starts right here.

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The Trouble with Confidence

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Women make choices daily between the freedom to enjoy solitude—whether alone at home or in the world—and safety. Oftentimes, men can’t comprehend what that’s like.

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