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January 17, 2003

LeRoi Jones on closed-mindedness

“Luxury, then, is a way of / being ignorant, comfortably / An approach to the open market / of least information. Where theories / can thrive, under heavy tarpaulins / without being cracked by ideas.”
–LeRoi Jones, “Political Poem” (1969)

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One Response to “LeRoi Jones on closed-mindedness”

  1. Kelly Says:

    Do you know why LeRoi Jones switched his name to Amiri Baraka and why he converted to Islam?

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