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Miami-Dade's poetry contest for teens aims to uplift young voices (opens the original)
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Miami-Dade County's commitment to celebrating poetry is not bound to just National Poetry Month in April. This fall, the county, in partnership with the Miami-Dade County Library System, is challenging young adults to engage with the art form through its first “Poetry Contest for Teens.” “ I just want to make poetry accessible and available to people of all ages because it's such an important part of my life, and it was such a formative part of my experience,” said Nicole Tallman, who is spearhe
Edwidge Danticat’s 'Dèy' navigates all shades of grief left behind by gun violence (opens the original)
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There’s no shortcut to processing loss. The only way out is through. That’s the crux of the Dèy, the first novel in a decade by Haitian-American author Edwidge Danticat. It explores themes of loss through the character of Magnolia Elie, a Haitian American real estate agent in Miami who survives a mall shooting but keeps it a secret from her loved ones. Now, Magnolia must navigate the aftermath of her trauma on her own. Danticat spoke to WLRN’s Alyssa Ramos about her own brushes with gun violence
From memoir to musical: Cult-favorite Miami restaurant Hy Vong adapted for stage (opens the original)
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For decades, loyal patrons would endure long lines just to get a seat at Hy Vong. Smack dab in the heart of Little Havana, the Vietnamese restaurant developed a cult following that lives on — first with a memoir, Mangos and Peppercorns, and now with a musical called Soup. Inspired by the real-life partnership between Kathy Manning and Tung Nguyen, the creators of Soup bring the duo’s story of resilience and found family to the stage. “It's kind of an American story that I just think is beautiful
An unearthed time capsule offers a glimpse of Key West in 1976 (opens the original)
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Some teachers leave indelible marks on their students, giving them lessons they'll never forget. One such class project stuck with Charlotte Sevilla. She remembers April 6, 1976, the day when her class buried a time capsule at May Sands Elementary School in Key West. In celebration of America's bicentennial, Sevilla and her classmates were tasked with preserving items that felt representative of the time period. Unlike the typical book report or math assignment, Sevilla, who was 10 years old at
An unearthed time capsule offers a glimpse of Key West in 1976 (opens the original)
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Some teachers leave indelible marks on their students, giving them lessons they’ll never forget. One such class project stuck with Charlotte Sevilla. She remembers April 6, 1976, the day when her class buried a time capsule at May Sands Elementary School in Key West. In celebration of America’s bicentennial, Sevilla and her classmates were tasked with preserving items that felt representative of the time period. Unlike the typical book report or math assignment, Sevilla, who was 10 years old at
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