Referring to the recent gay bashing at a Jamaican university, Active Voice republishes a poem by Tanya Shirley as “a timely intervention into the barbarism threatening to drown us.”
Written byJanine Mendes-Franco
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Thank you so much for sharing Jamaican bloggers’ heart-felt concerns and strong voices on this issue which plagues our society. And of course, it’s a wider one: tolerance vs hatred, knowledge vs ignorance, non-violence vs violence.