When Daylight Trickles contemplates the relationship between natural light and radical consciousness. This collection of poems encourages the raw power and autonomy of sunlight to challenge our capacity to feel and exist in a world drowning in disillusionment. When Daylight Trickles rediscovers simplicity, the beauty in our complexity, and the time and colors that fully surround everything else in between. While hope becomes more and more distant in our unraveling world, the words in this book dare to prove that with the perspective of daylight, the divine possibilities of the human imagination remain endless.
WRITING
Sanders 2020 — The Undisputed Darling of The Left. Right, Media?
Eric Garner’s Family Still Seeks Justice Four Years Later
Fifty Years Beyond the Dream, Dr. King’s Call to Action Persists
America’s Youth is Turning the Political and Cultural Landscape On Its Head
Stop Calling Ocasio-Cortez’s Victory An Upset. This Is What Democracy Looks Like.
Assessing New York City’s Growing Homelessness Crisis
“The Dean of New York Labor Historians” on Unions, Labor and The Working Class
The Mainstream Media Needs to Hear Jon Stewart Out
Understanding the Politics of Consciousness
Elitism and Arrogance at the Core of America’s Soccer Problem
The Sociological Framework that Argues “Color Blindness” is Counterproductive
The Perfect Example of How Foolish Bill Maher Really Is
Using Information Literacy to Resist Today’s Post-Truth Narrative in America
Student Athlete Calls It Quits After Seeing Dark Side of Organized Collegiate Sports
The Radical Return of Dortmund’s “Rolls Reus"
Battle between the Old and the New of German football
Arsenal victimized by The Bayern Machine yet again
1-on-1 with former pro-football player Bernard Clark
World Series History Echoed A Century Later