2nd Poetry performance by Masai Sepuru
summary
A slam poem that uses personal scenes — corrugated shacks, a grandmother’s margarine tin, a missing MaTumi — to make one claim: the ocean stands in for white supremacy and colonial harm, not a refuge. It opens with a spoken-word call-and-response to wake the room, builds with images like bricks and tires anchoring shacks and an ocean as white supremacy metaphor, then lands on a statistic — 60% white neighbours — to challenge Bitcoin’s claim of equalizing.
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