Mira Jacob reads “Who Will Survive in America? Or 2017: A Horror Film”

The transcript explores Ashley's poetry, focusing on her book 'Dark Thing' and the poem 'Who Will Survive in America?'. It highlights her unique style, depth, and ability to bring the world into focus. The discussion includes a poem analysis, touching on themes of social issues, personal reflection, and the struggle for identity and rights in America. The narrative critiques societal norms and the superficiality of modern life, urging a deeper understanding of human connections.

In what ways does the speaker suggest society values animals over human beings?

What does the speaker mean by stating that 'we have any inalienable right to breathe'?