me drawing a picture of me[n] - Escamilla, Rachelle
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Poetry collection by Rachelle Escamilla, Library of Congress Visiting Scholar. Escamilla is the producer and host of the longest running poetry radio show in the United States, Out of Our Minds, and the founder of the Poets & Writers Coalition at San Jose State University. From 2012- 2014 Rachelle lived in China where she co-founded The Sun Yat-sen University English-language Center for Creative Writing and headed a lecture series at the American Center of the United States Consulate of Guangzhou. She is the winner of the Virginia de Arujo Academy of American Poets prize and she teaches…mehr

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Poetry collection by Rachelle Escamilla, Library of Congress Visiting Scholar. Escamilla is the producer and host of the longest running poetry radio show in the United States, Out of Our Minds, and the founder of the Poets & Writers Coalition at San Jose State University. From 2012- 2014 Rachelle lived in China where she co-founded The Sun Yat-sen University English-language Center for Creative Writing and headed a lecture series at the American Center of the United States Consulate of Guangzhou. She is the winner of the Virginia de Arujo Academy of American Poets prize and she teaches Creative Writing and Social Action at California State University Monterey Bay.
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Rachelle Escamilla is a Chicana poet from the Central Coast of California. She is the founder of a number of creative writing and poetry programs in the U.S. Escamilla was the producer and host of the longest running poetry radio show in the U.S. and was a visiting scholar at the Library of Congress, Hispanic Division, where her poetry was recorded for Palabra, the library's audio archive. Her article, Searching for my Family, about her grandfather's testimony to Congress in 1969 about the working conditions for migrant workers, was published by the Library of Congress.