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Tag Archives: Gun Violence

Erase

Greg Bokor. This is a time-lapsed film of the drawing and erasing of a 20ft long AR-15. Each eraser has been hand-stamped with the name and age of a victim from the Columbine, Virginia Tech, Aurora and Newtown massacres.

Poem for Aurora Colorado

Poem for Aurora Colorado

Poem by David Eberhardt. Photograph by Jed Sarmiento, Greg Bokor art

Poem for Trayvon Martin: Our Name

Poem for Trayvon Martin: Our Name

Poem by David Eberhardt, Photo from Not An Alternative

Message to the Messengers

Gil Scott Heron, 1994. Dedicated to the rappers of the time and rap music in general.

The Black Intefada

Steve B.I.K.O. From the new album: "Worldwide: Dare To Struggle, Dare To Win! Overtly anti-establishment and outright revolutionary hip-hop.

Truce

Truce is a poem depicting the horrifying impact of war on children. Written and performed by Sharee Anne Gorman (annienomad-cyberpoet)

No Justice 1955-2013

No Justice 1955-2013

Drawing of Emmett Till and Trayvon Martin by Jenny Gonzalez-Blitz. Found on WW3 Illustrated FB page.

Vigil – A Poem of American Crisis

Sharee Anne Gorman. Poem written after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.