Blogging about Poetry in December 2012

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• December 31: The year in African American poetry, 2012
• December 31: Jayne Cortez, Black Arts Poetry, Jazz, and Intellectual Traditions 
• December 31: 12 Memorable Blog Entries on Poetry from 2012
• December 30: Tony Bolden, Aldon Nielsen and Jayne Cortez
• December 30: Aldon Nielsen, Jayne Cortez, and my classroom poetry canon 
• December 30: Jayne Cortez at SIUE in 2005
• December 29: The intellectual histories of black poetry
• December 28: Photographing volumes of poetry, 2012
• December 21: Black World, Poetry magazine & the Chicago poetry scene
• December 20: Poets by birth year
• December 18: The Demographics of African American Poetry
• December 18: Poets and Body Language
• December 17: A Malcolm X project on RapGenius, Pt. 1
• December 17: What if African American poetry enthusiasts were like rap geniuses?
• December 17: Utilizing the Poetry Foundation and RapGenius
• December 17: Reading RapGenius: An Introduction 
• December 17: Too much or not enough African American poetry?
• December 17: A Notebook on RapGenius
• December 15: Ta-Nehisi Coates, Aaron McGruder, Colson Whitehead, Kevin Young & Hip Hop Aesthetics
• December 13: When students confuse a poem for a rap
• December 10: What if poets, taking a signal from Jay-Z, "decoded" their works?
• December 7: A Visual Notebook on Engagements with Poetry, Aug - Dec. 2012
• December 6:  Blogging about poetry in November 2012
• December 5: Notes on the History of the term "Black Aesthetic" 
• December 4: Jeffrey Skoblow Reads Whitman, Ginsberg, and Baraka 
• December 3: Photos from EBR 75th Birthday Festival 
• December 3: Celebrating Eugene B. Redmond's 75th Birthday
• December 1: 100 Poems read & re-read in 2012
• December 1: The empowering yet fragile nature of spoken word poetry