Roya Marsh reads "Blk Anger"

The transcript is a reading of the poem 'Black Anger,' which follows the poet's journey from 'Black Joy.' It explores the complexity of emotions, highlighting the coexistence of joy and anger. The poet reflects on personal experiences, identity, and societal issues, emphasizing the importance of activism and resilience. The poem challenges assumptions about black identity and calls for a deeper understanding of anti-racism, ultimately conveying a message of hope and determination.

How does the speaker describe their relationship with anger and joy?

What does the speaker mean by saying they contain 'multitudes'?

What experiences does the speaker share about their childhood and family?

In what ways does the speaker express their views on anti-racism?

How does the speaker convey the idea of resilience in their poem?

What message does the speaker want to convey about their identity as a black woman?

What does the speaker mean by 'I say black joy' in the context of their experiences?