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A Mother Is Looking For Her Son. She Finds Him In The Scariest Place.

This poet crafts an incredible metaphor about “brotherhood.” At 1:25, she demands answers to pivotal questions about community. I most certainly reached out to my “brothers” after this.

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Erica Buddington


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