In Maurice’s collection of poetry, Identity Politics, he explores what it means to be a father, a husband, a pastor, a son, and amidst it all, a Black man in America. Through these diverse and congruent lenses, it navigates nuance, heartbreak, and joy as it contemplates faith, activism, and familial relationships.
Poetry
Identity Politics
$15.00
By Maurice A. Cowley
A poetic exploration of what it means to be a father, a husband, a pastor, a son, and amidst it all, a Black man in America.
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