Kwame Alexander - “This Is the Honey” & “Why Fathers Cry at Night” | The Daily Show
February 28, 2024
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as posted by the channel“Poetry is a way to open up a door to possibilities, no matter who’s writing.” Bestselling author and Emmy-winning producer Kwame Alexander stops by to talk about his latest anthology of Black poets, called “This Is the Honey,” and how it is a way for any reader to explore the love and triumphs of a Black experience, not just tragedy. Alexander also gives Michael Kosta advice for raising daughters and reads a poem from his memoir, “Why Fathers Cry at Night.” #DailyShow #KwameAlexander #MichaelKosta
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