Porsha Olayiwola reads "today is a day of tiny massacres"

The poem 'Today is a Day of Tiny Massacres' explores the microaggressions faced by marginalized identities through a series of vivid metaphors. It delves into the emotional impact of these daily experiences, using the metaphor of removing one's skin to illustrate the desire to escape societal judgments. The poem reflects on self-perception and identity, highlighting the struggle to maintain one's sense of self amidst external pressures.

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