Poet Fabu Phyllis Carter, Madison’s first African-American Poet Laureate, uses her work to uplift Black voices and preserve history. She reflects on the power of representation, the richness of African-American poetry, and the importance of storytelling in shaping identity. Directed by Malcolm Wright and co-directed by RaJana Price, this compelling piece explores how poetry can bridge gaps in knowledge and inspire future generations.

Madison's first Black poet laureate shares a poem for Black History Month

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