Nearly four years ago, in the weeks following a very different presidential inauguration, spoken word poet Sarah Kay tweeted, “No, I don’t think poems will save us. And yet, and yet.” With her insight into the power of poetry, perhaps she could have predicted that the country would fall in love with a poet nearly […]
Author Archives: Saba Keramati
Saba Keramati is the operations manager at Prism. She is a writer and nonprofit professional focused on social justice. Before joining Prism, she worked extensively in racial and reproductive justice. Her creative work focuses on racial hybridity and exploring racial, body, and language consciousness. She believes in the power of storytelling to shift dominant narratives and create change. She is the current poetry editor at Sundog Lit and also works as a teaching artist. Saba is from California, and currently lives in Michigan.
