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Civil rights era poet shares how he aims to create civility in today’s society

By Kristina Puga February 27, 2017 Stories
Civil rights era poet shares how he aims to create civility in today’s society

Eugene Ethelbert Miller, who goes by his middle name, “Ethelbert,” is a writer and literary activist who says he’s never been busier than at 66. Originally from the Bronx, NY,…

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