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Poetry: Indecency by Justin Phillip Reed

Justin Phillip Reed's Indecency was honored with the prize for poetry this year. Described as "boldly and carefully executed and perfectly ragged," Reed experiments with language to explore all-too relevant themes like: inequality, injustice, and the dangerous culture of white supremacy.

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