Speakers on BIPOC
Cey Adams
created your favorite album covers.
Hilton Als
illuminates culture.
Tareq Baconi
is decoding power, politics, and resistance.
Rich Benjamin
holds up a mirror.
Gemma Cairney
is the force of generations.
Rebecca Carroll
is coming through loud and clear.
Sandra Clark
sees every side of the story.
Tameka Cage Conley
bridges the gaps.
David Dennis Sr.
helped start a movement.
David Dennis Jr.
is a living legacy.
Akwaeke Emezi
is a revelation.
Camonghne Felix
is equally at home in poetry and politics.
Roxane Gay
is feminist AF.
Rachel Kaadzi Ghansah
is a brilliant tour guide to the most fascinating places.
Rhiana Gunn-Wright
knows that climate affects everything.
Alvin Hall
is showing his range.
Mary Annaïse Heglar
has hope for the future.
Honorée Fanonne Jeffers
is writing love letters to lineage.
Ashley M. Jones
is a poet for the people.
Saeed Jones
is one man made up of many parts.
Jamal Jordan
is viewing things through a new lens.
Lisa Lucas
is a reader and a leader.
Tonya Mosley
asks all the right questions.
Morgan Parker
is a poetic provocateur.
Dolen Perkins-Valdez
is uncovering silences in the archives.
Junauda Petrus
meets the struggle with sweetness.
Namwali Serpell
faces the world.
James Spooner
is redrawing the lines.
John Vercher
writes with a punch.
