Justin D. Wright – SAPIENS

Anthropology Magazine

In front of a window in a dark room, a pen rests on an open notebook on a desk. Yellow sunlight shines through the window and causes a glare.

What Is Anthropological Poetry?

A dark building is featured with white trimmed windows, a white door, and six white columns underneath a dark clock face.

Predominantly White Institutions’ Overtures to Black Students OR This Is What They Tell You Without Telling You

A person bathed in green light stands under falling water in front of marble walls with bottles on a shelf behind them.

I Carry My Grief With Me, but I Also Carry My Joy

A painting of five framed portraits on a wall and young children in color interacting with older people who are black and white.

Lead Me to Life: Voices of the African Diaspora

Cypress trees, yellow and purple flowers, and algae in resting water.

And You Watch as We Make Woodwater Again

the cookout justin wright

The Cookout (and All Other Manners of Heavenly Black Things)

Hush-Hush, a Pale-Horse Cometh: Mirabilis Manducat

anti-black racism poetry - Philonise Floyd, brother of George Floyd, who Minneapolis police brutally killed on May 25, testifies at a hearing on police accountability held by the House Judiciary Committee.

Siege

National Lynching Memorial

The National Lynching Memorial Speaks to My Black ’Bama Body OR Imma Be Here Forever, You Gon’ Remember This