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There is a difference between change and transformation. As a writer and educator and poet, I often speak of the power of language.

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I love food and I'm a poet whose work often talks about the power of language.

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Something I tell my children and students.

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Is that an up-yours symbol or a "like" symbol.

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From my poem, "A Big Conundrum," which challenges the notion of how immigrants are perceived in the U.S.

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From "Los Remedios De Do

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This is an excerpt from a my monologue, "To The Pretty Girl In The Other Check-Out Lane Whose Name I Do Not Know," from my book, You Know What I'm Sayin'?

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A line from one of my poems, "Affirmative Action," from my book, You Know What I'm Sayin'?

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This is the first line of my poem, "You Know What I'm Sayin'?" . . . from my book, You Know What I'm Sayin'?

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My outlook on teaching. We can only teach so much in class, or even in four years of high school, but if we can equip students as future learners and problem-solvers, we've done our job.

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Something I tell my students before Thanksgiving, Christmas,and Spring Breaks.

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Inspired by my service in the U.S. Navy, my involvement with Team Red, White, & Blue, and the many misconceptions as to the allure of these ill-fated diseases.

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It's ironic that the poster boy for chic rebel wear was so anti-capitalism and that his image made the copyright holder very rich.