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ELIXHER | April 3, 2015

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What Resiliency Looks Like: Six Videos to Give You Strength

What Resiliency Looks Like: Six Videos to Give You Strength
ELIXHER

By Andrea Dwyer

“If I love you, I have to make you conscious of the things you do not see.” James Baldwin

The recent set of unjust events: no indictment of former Officer Darren Wilson and Officer Daniel Panatelo in the killings of Michael Brown and Eric Garner, not to mention a score of others, have left the Black community disheartened and in turmoil. But we are a strong people, a resilient set of folks. With every injustice cruelly set upon us, we’ve found ways to push through and many have heeded to a call for action-a call for justice. We’ve taken to the streets, from Oakland to Atlanta. We’ve pinned poignant Facebook statuses, cried out in letters for allies to do better, and tearfully listened as poets put to words the things we wished we had the courage to profess.

We all process pain differently but my hope is that you will be encouraged by the work being done throughout the community—I hope especially these words will be of comfort to you all during these tumultuous times. Check out the poetry videos below (#BlackPoetsSpeakOut), a chilling speech from young activist Aurielle Lucier, and a music video from the peace president herself, Yani, titled “Thumbs Up.” Be blessed and stay strong!

Aurielle Marie’s Speech at Ebenezer Baptist Church



Yani - “Thumbs Up”

#BlackPoetsSpeakOut

”A Lesson in This Queer African American Woman’s History” by Yazmin Monet Watkins

 

“from here i saw what happened and i cried” by t’ai freedom ford

 

Audre Lorde’s “A Litany for Survival” read by Lauren G. Parker

 

“Darkie” by Kristen McCallum

For more videos, visit blackpoetsspeakout.tumblr.com.

Andrea is a lover of her very Jamaican family. She loves music, cinema, travel, and all things queer. You can follow her work at superselected.com and afropunk.com.

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