Shirley Hall
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  • Broken Arrow, OK
  • United States
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TUCSON BANS BOOKS BY NATIVE-AMERICAN AND CHICANO AUTHORS

Started Jan 21, 2012 0 Replies

Banning Books in TucsonJanuary 21, 2012Right-wing white politicians in Arizona have struck back at ethnic-studies programs in Tucson public schools by banning books that teach children about white…Continue

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Poet, Author, Advocate, Speaker

SHIRLEY HOWARD HALL an advocate for peace, freedom, and equality challenges social, economical, religious, and political agendas through controversial poetry and essays. Her work is provocative, inspirational, and insightful. As a voice for the people behind the story, her poems minister to current affairs and emotions; befitting life’s challenges - and our times. "My poetry is a teaching tool. It forces mankind to confront the consequences resulting from their decisions and face the snubbed realities of today’s “everyman”. Shirley has presented her poems in colleges, universities, social and professional venues. A diversified writer, widely read poet, and noted public speaker, her controversial bodies of work are read and appreciated worldwide

PRESS RELEASES

Author Exposes Nocturnal Voices Through Poetry and Verse Tulsa, Oklahoma – November 15, 2009 – “LISTEN”, by author Shirley Hall,

“Listen”, takes a reader deep into the conscientious of the socially, economically, and culturally challenged of the world. Confronting the communal stigmas of not fitting in, “LISTEN” is a first person journey into the poignant lives of those who fail to flourish in today’s society. In this collection of poems the author compels us to look at the mistreated and enslaved. Hopeless and helpless, abused and disenfranchised, their stories scrolled ticker tape style across the bottom of our screens. The author forces us to acknowledge and at times concede to the darkness that masks their faces.

Author Becomes Voice for Middle Class through Poetry "ONE DAY; Life, Love and Controversy in Middle America " Shirley Hall causes the reader to think deeply about the issues that mankind is facing in her book “One Day; Life, Love and Controversy in Middle America” produced by Total Publishing and Media TULSA, Okla. – 2009 – One Day by Shirley Hall is a collection of works which highlight the issues and challenges facing mankind in the 20th and 21st centuries.

In this collection the author openly discusses, war, slavery, race, health care, crime, religion, AIDS, cancer, spousal and child abuse, mental illness, suicide, love, and moral and immoral relationships. Through a wonderful provocative prose, she makes their voices heard.

Available for purchase on Amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com, borders.com and everywhere books are sold For signed copies: SHIRLEYHALLPOET P. O. Box 3938 Broken Arrow Oklahoma 74013
For more info visit:
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Email: shirleyhallpoet@yahoo.com

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Shirley Hall's Blog

A PERFECT x

Posted on April 12, 2011 at 12:29pm 0 Comments

A PERFECT "X"

 

How dare you identify me

as someone other than who I am.

Is my life no more than a title

created by those who claim ownership of me?.



Doth those who bear my bloodline

not cross nations and cultures?

Am I not your world's conglomerate

awash…

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28 Days

Posted on February 5, 2011 at 1:00pm 0 Comments

28 DAYS

 

I need a year to be black

 

linguistics of  typecasting

get it just right

pigeonholed in a bucket

cagy stereotypes

 

I need a year to be black

 

deprived of a home

in a white neighborhood…

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Comment Wall (2 comments)

At 12:21am on November 6, 2010, DEBORAH J. STEELE said…
Greetings Ms. Shirley Hall,

"Thank you" for your e-mail response, from last week, in regards to the: (Iraq Double Standard) discussion! ... Please review the: (Smiley & West) website for futher details...

Sincerely, with blessings & beyond,
Ms. Deborah J. Steele
(New Smiley & West Member - 2010)
11/06/10 - AM
At 6:54am on November 15, 2010, Dedra I. Knight gave Shirley Hall a gift

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