Articles by

Juliette Givhan

Juliette Givhan is a poet who writes about myths & memes. She is a lover of thicc cats, horror movies, & overpriced seasonal coffees. Her work has appeared in ANMLY Journal, Two Hawks Quarterly, Change Seven Magazine, and Peatsmoke Journal—with forthcoming poems in several others.

October 29, 2020

For the Voter Who Gets Called Black — But Has Always Been a Ghost

by Juliette Givhan

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