Published Nov 27, 2019
"América" (parts IV-V) by Richard Blanco
Krista Tippett delves into Richard Blanco's poignant poem 'América,' exploring themes of cultural integration and family heritage as it depicts a multicultural Thanksgiving uniting American and Cuban influences, revealing the diverse narratives that shape national identity through humor and vivid imagery.
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