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Daily Archives: May 31, 2010
Poem: Roses for Rose Street
Tennessee Reed, a poet and memoirist, grew up in Oakland and attended UC Berkeley. Reed, daughter of the novelist Ishmael Reed and the writer/choreographer Carla Blank, was diagnosed at an early age with several language-based learning disorders. She was never expected to read or write.
Despite this dire diagnosis, Reed not only went on to read and write, but published the first of her four books of poetry at the age of 11. She is also the author of … Continue reading »
Tagged Carla Blank, Ishmael Reed, Rose Street, Tennessee Reed
Stealth knitters hold “T” party protest
The stealth knitters who covered the “T” in the Here/There sculpture on the Berkeley-Oakland border held a T/tea party of sorts this weekend. They were protesting the city of Berkeley’s declaration that they must take down the tea cozy cover they put up over the “T,” changing the public art installation to read Here-Here. Sweet Adeline Bakery provided the desserts.
Read Berkeleyside’s earlier coverage of the stealth knitting project.
Video by Richard Parks of The Bay … Continue reading »
Tagged Knit-on-one, stealth knitters, T party, Yarn bombing











