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No One in Philadelphia opens with a question disguised as a premise: What does it mean to know a city? Unexpected turns into enveloping worlds are inevitable. “Underground Cuir Perreo” by Cynthia J. Román Cabrera maps where Spanglish, desire, and the

No One in Philadelphia opens with a question disguised as a premise: What does it mean to know a city? Unexpected turns into enveloping worlds are inevitable. “Underground Cuir Perreo” by Cynthia J. Román Cabrera maps where Spanglish, desire, and the politics of carving out joy collide on the dance floor.

Poet of the Week - Brooklyn Poets

Poet of the Week - Brooklyn Poets

When your visa expires - The Ana

When your visa expires - The Ana

Quarantine taught me rest - changing womxn

Quarantine taught me rest - changing womxn

On the eve of my birth - Moko Magazine

On the eve of my birth - Moko Magazine

Losing a Dominican Mother - HerStry

Losing a Dominican Mother - HerStry

Mirrors - Breadcrumbs

Mirrors - Breadcrumbs

Poems - The Bronx Magazine

Poems - The Bronx Magazine

Luminous - Spanglish Voces

Luminous - Spanglish Voces