Sinéad Cusack reads Home by Warsan Shire
Poet Warsan Shire was born in Kenya of Somali parents, she was brought up in Britain. Her collection Bless the Daughter Raised by Voice in her Head is published by Chatto & Windus.
Home speaks to the universal experience of refugees.
Sinéad Cusack did the reading at The Evening For Ukraine's Refugees at The Tabernacle on 30th March 2022. The fundraising event was put together by The Convention.
The Convention:
www.theconvention.co.uk/
An Evening For Ukraine's Refugees:
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-eve...
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WOW!! I have listened to this several times.....So powerful and TRUE!! And Sinead Cusack is a wonderful reader....everyone should hear this poem, over and over, so they can feel the terror and upheaval for every refugee, then maybe we all, who are able to help out, could see that these people leaving their homes, need emergency assistance now 💟 Stop denigrating anyone who has to leave their home in any country. Human beings arrogantly put down a courageous Mexican going through the jungles and desserts, saying that they are not welcome in the U.S., when they have put their lives and their children's lives on the line, to get to his country. There should be a huge WELCOMING CELEBRATION when they arrive to the border....❤
she is not black why did she say the n word?
@an_abanana
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omg fr 💀
@amberlil9845
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@@an_abanana ikr like did she not know or smth
@maureenmalcolm7174
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She is reading a poem written by a black woman. Check it out:, poet’s name is Warson Shire.
@an_abanana
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@@maureenmalcolm7174 she could have left the n word out