Felix draws on her training a poet learned in the Black Radical tradition to shed light on how our current legislative language finds its origins in the colonial language of conquest, arguing that we must radically reconsider our language in order to right its wrongs. #NewRelease #CamonghneFelix
{2026 New Release} Let the Poets Govern: A Declaration of Freedom by: Camonghne Felix
In this part-memoir, part-manifesto, an acclaimed poet interprets Black radical literary traditions to reimagine freedom through refusal. “In these fierce yet tender pages, Camonghne Felix reveals how imagination can become a form of governance—an instrument for creating a world rooted in care, community, and radical possibility.”—Michelle Alexander, New York Times bestselling author of The New Jim Crow Over the past decade, Camonghne Felix has been at the center of American politics, working in strategy, communications, and as a speechwriter.
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Felix draws on her training a poet learned in the Black Radical tradition to shed light on how our current legislative language finds its origins in the colonial language of conquest, arguing that we must radically reconsider our language in order to right its wrongs. #NewRelease #CamonghneFelix
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