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In Remembrance Of Glenn Patterson

Where do I even start? Where do I find the words as my heart hurts, aches, remembers, recalls?

Dec 11, 2022

In Remembrance Of Glenn Patterson

Dec 11, 2022

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West Side Black Rockford, IL — Fairgrounds Housing Development Tales & Truths

Imagine, envision, a housing development built in the 1970s, nestled in between four streets. The housing developments are mostly…

Jan 12, 2023

West Side Black Rockford, IL — Fairgrounds Housing Development Tales & Truths

Jan 12, 2023

Christopher D. Sims

If All Women Voted (for Love and Humanity) — A Poem

if all women voted for love and humanity can we bare a world full of freedom, equity, peace, dignity, justice, universal standards —…

Nov 3

If All Women Voted (for Love and Humanity) — A Poem

Nov 3

Christopher D. Sims

Peacebuilding and Security: The Work of the United Nations

The work of the United Nations and other peace and security focused organizations has shown us in the last two decades that there are many…

Oct 24

Oct 24

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Writing As a Means of Self-Expression and Communication: The Art of Voice

Writing as a means of self-expression and communication, to be heard, to be realized, is at the top of a writer’s list. We writers who are…

Oct 9

Writing As a Means of Self-Expression and Communication: The Art of Voice

Oct 9

Christopher D. Sims

attack of the white women — a poem and an experience

white women so-called liberal white women

Aug 14

attack of the white women — a poem and an experience

Aug 14

Christopher D. Sims

why i love black women — a poem

because, at Haskell Elementary School and at McIntosh Elementary School, on the west side of Rockford, IL black girl’s smiles were as…

Aug 11

why i love black women — a poem

Aug 11

Christopher D. Sims

jazz is dead — a poem

jazz is dead

Aug 4

jazz is dead — a poem

Aug 4

Christopher D. Sims

a meditation on black women’s hair: a poem for simone biles

her hair, a black woman’s hair, women of african descent’s hair, compares to none; takes the rays of the sun, then turns it into magic.

Aug 2

a meditation on black women’s hair: a poem for simone biles

Aug 2

Christopher D. Sims

i rebuke you in the name of jesus: a poem for sonya massey

She held Her hand up, reaching for Jesus

Jul 31

i rebuke you in the name of jesus: a poem for sonya massey

Jul 31

Christopher D. Sims

Christopher D. Sims

Writer, performance artist, and activist who writes about racism, anti-Blackness, and human rights struggles. A voice for truth and righteousness.

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