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• Brooklyn Moon -For One Night Only

  

  Brooklyn Moon -For One Night Only by Ron Kavanaugh Thursday, March 8, 2012 – There’s no going back. The 90s poetry scene, laden with promise, talent, and camaraderie has been displaced by motherhood, mortgages, and tenure. But for a moment, the scene, which was originally centered at Brooklyn Moon Cafe, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, and numerous…

  Mosaic Magazine

  March 12, 2012

  Around Town, Essay

  Abiodun Oyewole, african american history, african-american literary magazine, Aurora, black american history, Bonafide Rojas, Brooklyn, Brooklyn Moon, Brooklyn Museum, Carl Hancock Rux, cave canem, Danny Simmons, Def Poetry Jam, Detroit, Ekere Tallie, Harlem, HBO, Jasiri, jessica Care moore, Kevin Powell, Last Poets, Latasha N. Nevada Diggs, Liza Jesse Peterson, Louis Reyes Rivera, Marcia Wilson, Marie Brown, Mariposa, Mike Ladd, mosaic, mosaic magazine, MT’Kalla Keaton, Mums, Nuyorican Poets Cafe, poetry, Ras Baraka, Ron Kavanaugh, Sharif Simmons, Strict European Time, Tai Allen, Tony Medina, Umar Bin Hassan, WideVision Photography, Willie Perdomo