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Blood Percussion

Name: Blood Percussion
Brand: Button Poetry
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By Nate Marshall

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"Nate Marshall was paying close attention when Chuck D said, 'Rap is CNN for Black people.' In his hard-hitting chapbook, BLOOD PERCUSSION, Marshall takes the Hard Rhymer's words and masterfully applies them to poetry, turning his eye toward gun play, free lunches, skull caps, prayers, and praise songs. With wit and fierce music, these poems take on the subjects that can't find a space on the evening news, reminding the reader again and again that there is power and grace in truth- telling even when those truths are difficult to hear."—Adrian Matejka

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Release dateJan 4, 2020

ISBN9781943735136

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byAlways Already Podcast, a critical theory podcast
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