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Poetry in America
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Bringing poetry into classrooms and living rooms around the world.
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Poetry in America: The City from Whitman to Hip Hop Trailer
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Poetry in America: The City from Whitman to Hip Hop Trailer
Poetry in America-S4E4 July in Washington
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Preview Poetry in America’s “Phillis Wheatley: To the University”
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In 1770s Boston, Phillis Wheatley was at the same time enslaved and an international celebrity: a writer who mastered the most persuasive rhetoric of the day to publish enduring arguments about freedom. In April 2024, inaugural poets Amanda Gorman and Richard Blanco, writer Clint Smith, and scholars Glenda Carpio and Henry Louis Gates, Jr. will join host Elisa New on the season 4 premiere of Po...
Poetry in America-Season 4-Trailer (Official)
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The fourth season of the acclaimed PBS show Poetry in America will begin airing in National Poetry Month 2024. Taking us from colonial Boston to the halls of Congress, from Texas Hill Country to Central Park, eight new half-hour episodes will explore the work of Phillis Wheatley, Sylvia Plath, Robert Lowell, Tracy K. Smith, Frank O’Hara, and more.
Poetry in America-Season 3-Trailer (Official)
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Eight new half-hour episodes of Poetry in America will start airing in January 2022 and continue through the spring. Like previous seasons, the episodes focus on unforgettable American poems, which guests read and discuss with Elisa New, the series creator, host and director. The third season continues to expand the scope of the series: visit the plains and deserts of the American west and sout...
Poetry In America - Season Two - Trailer (Official)
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Season Two of Poetry In America premieres April 2020 - visit poetryinamerica.org to find out more.
Poetry in America - Season Two - Promo (Official)
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Season 2 of Poetry In America premieres April 2020. Check your local public television listings or visit poetryinamerica.org to find out more.
Poetry in America for Teachers: Earth, Sea, Sky (Trailer)
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Register: bit.ly/2Pu6klT Poetry in America, led by Professor Elisa New in collaboration with Harvard University, is pleased to announce its latest online educational offering, Poetry in America for Teachers: Earth, Sea, Sky. Like Poetry in America’s popular first course for teachers, The City from Whitman to Hip Hop, Poetry in America for Teachers: Earth, Sea, Sky is designed to support educato...
The New Colossus [Excerpt] - Poetry in America: Season 1, Episode 12
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Poetry in America guest Regina Spektor recites Emma Lazarus's poem "The New Colossus." To watch the full episode, visit us on iTunes (apple.co/2zmpQad) or Amazon (amzn.to/2zmCQN9). Stream episodes from Season 1 of Poetry in America on our website: www.poetryinamerica.org/tv-series/
Poetry in America - Season One - Trailer (Official)
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STAR-STUDDED NEW PUBLIC TELEVISION SERIES LAUNCHES IN TIME FOR NATIONAL POETRY MONTH THIS APRIL Poetry in America features Shaquille O’Neal, Cynthia Nixon, Frank Gehry, Bono, and more, exploring poems on subjects close to their hearts in twelve visually-stunning episodes The new series aims to inspire Americans of all ages and bring communities together through poetry. Episodes include: “I cann...
Poetry in America in the classroom: "Fast Break"
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Poetry in America heads to Success Academy High School, where 9th grade teacher Courtney Huber-McNeely teaches Edward Hirsch's "Fast Break."
Poetry in America in the classroom: "My Mother Enters the Workforce"
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Poetry in America heads to Success Academy Harlem North Central, where 6th grade teacher Stephanie Yewdell teaches Rita Dove's "My Mother Enters the Workforce."
Rafael Campo on William Carlos Williams' "To a Poor Old Woman" (Poetry in America)
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Rafael Campo on William Carlos Williams' "To a Poor Old Woman" (Poetry in America)
Al Gore on Emerson's "Each and All" (Poetry in America)
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Al Gore on Emerson's "Each and All" (Poetry in America)
Deborah and James Fallows on Spoon River Anthology
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Deborah and James Fallows on Spoon River Anthology
Lisa Sun on Dorothy Parker's "The Red Dress"
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Lisa Sun on Dorothy Parker's "The Red Dress"
How To Write a Poem: Ashbery & the Ars Poetica
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How To Write a Poem: Ashbery & the Ars Poetica
Poetry in America in the classroom: "The Red Wheelbarrow"
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Poetry in America in the classroom: "The Red Wheelbarrow"
Nas breaks down "It Ain't Hard to Tell" with Harvard Poetry Prof. Elisa New
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Nas breaks down "It Ain't Hard to Tell" with Harvard Poetry Prof. Elisa New
Memory and Longing: "Looking for the Gulf Motel" by Richard Blanco
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Memory and Longing: "Looking for the Gulf Motel" by Richard Blanco
Poetry and Pedagogy with the American Academy of Poets
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Poetry and Pedagogy with the American Academy of Poets
Richardo Blanco on Poetic Influence and the Creative Process
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Richardo Blanco on Poetic Influence and the Creative Process
Reflections on the Artist in Development
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Reflections on the Artist in Development
From "How to raise a black son in America" A TED Talk by Clint Smith
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From "How to raise a black son in America" A TED Talk by Clint Smith
Pac and Nas 2 of the greatest rap artist ever and 2 phenomenal poets
I meant have done. I think.
A Harvard professor kicking it with a NYC legendary street rapper. And now, Black people can't even attend Harvard U without hundreds of thousands of dollars because of the elimination of affirmative action and DEI, it's really a shame what racism and classism in politics has done, yo!
For me these white folks always find to fool us thinking they appreciate when they are the snakes😢
Nas is insane. He got these lyrics from the aliens.
they need to do this with lupe fiasco
Wev all been knowing..... I'm psyched that now, everybody else does too.
Nas' rhymes should be locked in a cell. It ain't hard to tell.
He wrote this as a teenager
He’s such an exceptional dude. Always speaks with consideration. A true legend
Nas at 19 had the mind of a 30 year old He is a generational talent It's almost unfathomable his lyrical and poetic prowess at such a young age.
“Now it is” will forever have me cracking up.
I could watch videos like this all day. Please interview more rappers. Lil Wayne 6' 7" would be amazing
I really like this video
Great to see artists recognised by the institutions
Modern "rap" is a disgrace to real rap.
I think you're really just thinking of Trap and you're right. But rappers like Denzel Curry, JID, Pusha T have kept it real
shiieeet
He needs to be a laureate ⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️⚡️
Reading your lyrics to a poetry professor instead of in Court is what I'd choose everyday....legendary
I need Kendrick to do this
Nas ain’t never let me down
Now I got it why Pac shook found respect for him in the end
That man IS the goat!…
Nas is the greatest because of how he makes you think and 2pac is the Goat because of how he makes you FEEL 💯 Salute to the living legend Nas Escobar
Oh oh oh oh oh oh Slow jams, Jamie Foxx 3:02
This is where I got the "spinning words around" bar 3:09
Nas the goat!
I love how a Harvard professor has to ask what the simple things Nas is saying means
There are two ways to dislike art. One is to dislike it, the other is to like it logically.
0:49 She went straight to "gang"
I wish he would do one for Nas is Like. His best song in my opinion
What a complete load of nonsense lmao
Then so is any discourse on every literary text.🤷♂️
The greatest to ever do it. Period.
Damn they even got nas with the straight brim fad. Remember to curve your brims kids
This lady is like the Level 100 end-game boss version of that really cool English Teacher in high school who actually gives a shit about their students. We need more teachers like her in this world.
"I would be Ivy League if America played fair"
Lmao so stupid
why am i seeing this now
Afaik only nas and kdot made it to the harvard school curriculum
Hip hop is the most alive form of poetry
She just bleached her a-hole...
Nas is the undisputed hip hop god
Two people talking about absolute bullshit for 5 minutes.
Nas always looking fresh & clean. 👌🏾Him and Pac remain the greatest hip hop poets ever!
Does nas ever NOT look high lol
We needed a white woman to have this conversation? There are no Black female professors at Harvard?
She simply founded this organization about American poetry and invited Nas to talk about his lyrics.
So fragile
Kendrick is Next. But do we want them studying us? What good can come from it? Seriously asking guys.
Nas made this lady look like a fool
I don’t associate Harvard with being intelligent anymore
He is an icon. I mean what else?
and people say that eminem is better than nas 🤣🤣🤣
Eminem is dope but Nas is more relatable 😊
Son of a Mississippi native jazz artist. Simply amazing. 🎺