Poets Who Changed 1968: Adrienne Rich – Joanna Bourke
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Ezra Pound: Making It New – Dr Daniel Swift
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The Dream of a Common Language: The Women Poets Who Changed 1968
From the anti-war and civil rights movements to feminist and LGBT activism, this series puts focus on the women poets who played a crucial role in the seismic social and political change of 1968, 50 years on: Maya Angelou and Adrienne Rich.