Jennifer Stone with some poetry and words of wisdom for these dark times. Photo by Simon Berger on Unsplash
Jennifer Stone
The best of KPFA’s iconic monologist, Jennifer Stone.
On the legacy of Clarence Thomas confirmed as a Supreme Court Justice after the allegations against him by Anita Hill, thirty years later. The phrase “If men could get pregnant, abortion would be a sacrament” is sometimes attributed to civil rights lawyer and feminist Flo Kennedy, although Gloria Steinem attributed it to “an old Irish woman … Continued
Jennifer muses on the state of things and reads from her short story based in 1941, titled, Wartime Stories. Photo by Museums Victoria on Unsplash
Jennifer reads from her short story, Pepper Trees. Photo by Victoria Chen on Unsplash
Jennifer contemplates the postumously published novel, by Richard Wright, The Man Who Lived Underground Photo by Andre Benz from Upsplash
Now it is Today, a story written and performed by Jennifer Stone from her book, Over By the Caves.
Now it is Today, a story written and performed by Jennifer Stone from her book, Over By the Caves.
An original story from Jennifer, Beatific Blue about the year 1950.
Musing on the passing of British royal Prince Philip.
Jennifer muses on the announcement that Mills College will be closing its doors in 2023 after 169 years. Jennifer was a student there from 1951 to 1955.