Sublime

Mary Hallaren was the first American woman to achieve the rank of colonel,

learned to operate on reserves.

In 1964, eight years before I was born, my family moved from Titusville to Ensley. Ours was the third Black family on the block. And the last White man on our block, which changed from White to Black across a few years, diligently kept up a sign that read “Zoned for whites.” Each morning on the way to school, the neighborhood boys kicked it down. E

class privilege,

Cladastris luteas, yellowwoods,