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Zai Sadler & Tova Charles - "Hair" @WANPOETRY

“Hair” @WANPOETRY

Posted May 03, 2020 by Eds.

Culture , Feminism , Inequality , Race Global , United States Newswire spoken word poetry

Originally published: Write About Now by Tova Charles & Zai Sadler (November 19, 2014)

Tova Charles & Zai Sadler performing “Hair” at Write About Now Poetry.

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