Watch National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman perform her Thanksgiving poem
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- In honor of Thanksgiving, “CBS This Morning” asked Amanda Gorman, the inaugural Youth Poet Laureate of the U.S., to write a poem about what the holiday means to her. The 20-year-old is a junior at Harvard University. She performs her composition, “The Republic Gives Thanks.”
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This was shared by a dear friend...and I shared on facebook. God bless the people and thank you Universe!!
This young lady and many other young people who have spoken out recently regarding issues such as global warming, gun violence and other topics facing our world have restored my faith in humanity. Our youth today seem special. I have faith that they are going to make our world a better place. Thanks for recognizing her and encouraging our young people to care and to be involved and to be heard. We have much to learn from them!
2022. Your story of thanksgiving, of oneness is timeless and ever so timely today.
Wonderful; grateful for your mind and words.
I’m grateful you exist ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Wow! Brilliant, Ms. Gorman, and thanks to CBS for sharing.
You Are So Talented And Beautiful Woman Of Color, God Bless You My Sister!!!
the references to the Native American tribes is kind of awkward considering how they consider this to be a day of mourning. but this is much better than basically talking about pilgrims so thank you and I wish great things for this poet
Come in Italy to speechn please we need that...
One God.One Thanks.
Stunning
Our future looks bright because of youth like Amanda Gorman--she is awesome!
Love her.
I love this girl.... she went inside so deepen...
I'm not even into poetry but Amanda is beyond amazing
Thank You
Great attire. Fabulous directing. Naming my true ancestors, gives me hope. Maybe, just maybe you'll listen to this delicery and remember.
Well said Amanda or recited!🦃🎉.
In my country, there is saying that respect any culture of agiven area, that composition, shows why u ought to respect thanks giving. Kin of hope, to give thanks u must live it, bringing family together from their bussy schedule s so it is not about only a turkey.
PLYMOUTH, Mass. (AP) - Thanksgiving is nothing to celebrate for Native Americans, who are gathering in the town where the Pilgrims settled for a solemn National Day of Mourning observance.
Thursday's noon gathering in downtown Plymouth, Massachusetts, will recall the disease, racism and oppression that the European settlers brought.
Simpleminded. She writes like she's still 14.
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Why is she surround by all those Caucasian students. It's American why not all human being
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