Published May 24, 2024
“Joy is the Justice (We Give Ourselves)” by J. Drew Lanham
J. Drew Lanham delves into the transformative power of joy through his poetry, highlighting its crucial role in cultural identity and justice. As both a personal and communal force, joy emerges as a resilient form of resistance and a natural right intertwined with nature, essential for societal change.

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