protest poetry, american

Presents a collection of 147 poems read at The Gathering of Poets at Kent State University in 1990.

A collection of poetry that explores American society and our individual place.

Philip Metres examines anti-war and protest poetry composed by American poets between the mid-twentieth century to the early-twenty-first, discussing pieces by Robert Lowell, William Stafford, Denise Levertov, and others; and describes how the poet relates to dissenting political movements and the nation.

Analyzes African-American protest poetry of the Harlem Renaissance and the 1960s.

A bilingual collection of thirty-seven political and protest poems about the social conditions of America.