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Poet Bio: Rachel is a public reference librarian in Charlotte North Carolina. She graduated from the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins and from the School of Library Science at Catholic University in DC, and worked for years at Enoch Pratt in Baltimore before moving South. She's had poems in Mudlark, Drunken Boat, Rattapallax, Sou'wester, Ploughshares, and other publications, and is also one of nearly 1000 arrestees of the Moral Monday protests with William Barber at the legislature in Raleigh North Carolina.

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Also, for another great project, Tupelo has a kickstarter running for an anthology of indigenous poetry called Native Voices. They are not far from meeting their goal, but only have two weeks left. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/979776234/hon...

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