DPWC Allies with Fellow SJSU Student Orgs

DPWC allies with its fellow San Jose State University (SJSU) student organizations. The Poets and Writers Coalition (PWC) The Black Student Union (BSU) The Native American Student Org (NASO) naso.sjsu.ca@dpwc2020 El Espartano Noticias, a Spanish journalism organization at SJSU that focuses on local issues and stories that affect the Latinx community. They are a news organization and a support group for students interested in writing and … Continue reading DPWC Allies with Fellow SJSU Student Orgs

DPWC Allies with the Center for Literary Arts (CLA) on Book Club and Author Events

DPWC allies with the Center for Literary Arts (CLA) on its Book Club and Author Events. Please visit the CLA Book Club page on Goodreads. Click the “join” button on their page, read along, keep an eye on their schedule and participate in their virtual discussions. View their videos and invite friends to do the same. Follow CLA’s Instagram, Facebook, and/or Twitter for updates. CLA Book … Continue reading DPWC Allies with the Center for Literary Arts (CLA) on Book Club and Author Events

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The Diasporic Peoples Writing Collective (DPWC) is a San Jose State University (SJSU) registered student organization (RSO) that fosters equity in the literary arts for students, alums, and academics who write to catalyze reparative action. We platform aspiring artists of color, nurture genre exploration, and work with eco-systems that support BIPOC literature. Writing can sometimes feel like a solitary endeavor, so we can best resist … Continue reading DPWC

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Vernon “Trey” Keeve III, PhD, author and educator, joins us for an online event via San Jose State University where he will read from his book, Southern Migrant Mixtape, and engage us in a discussion on the intersections of life, love, loss, grief, and literary expression. Find Keeve’s book at Black Lawrence Press. Sheila Smith McKoy, PhD, poet and historian, visits San Jose State University … Continue reading Act

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Our collective is home to talented writers whose works are published and accessible with a click. We are home to editors, educators, archivists, and folks both in and adjacent to the literary world. Keenan Norris melds into this novel, memoir, cultural criticism, and literary biography to indelibly depict Chicago—from the Great Migration to the present day—as both a cradle of black intellect, art, and politics … Continue reading Buy