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Author: Louie Crew Clay

Louie Crew Clay,  81, is an Anniston, Alabama native and Professor Emeritus at Rutgers. He lives in East Orange, NJ, with Ernest Clay, his husband for 44 years. He holds an M.A. from Auburn University, a Ph.D. from the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa), and honorary doctorates from three seminaries of the Episcopal Church. He is the founder of Integrity, an international organization of lgbt Episcopalians/Anglicans. Editors have published 2,750+ of Louie Crew Clay's poems and essays — including Letters from Samaria: The Prose & Poetry of Louie Crew Clay, NYC: Church Publishing, Inc., November 2015 and  Our Station Forgot to Give the Evening News,  Poetry Superhighway. An eBook in the press' annual 'The Great Poetry E-Book Free-For-All,' online from December 1, 2016. You can follow his work at Rutgers.edu. See also Wikipedia.org. The University of Michigan collects Clay’s papers.
Talk reMember: one white Alabaman's video response to Montgomery's Legacy Museum and Peace & Justice Memorial
by Louie Crew Clay Talk
reMember: one white Alabaman's video response to Montgomery's Legacy Museum and Peace & Justice Memorial
Politics Talk Vital Signs
Selfies ()
by Louie Crew Clay Politics Talk
Vital Signs
Life People & Places Learning Through 'Failure'
Jacob Lawerence (Fair Use)
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places
Learning Through 'Failure'
Hospitality Life Views The New 'Unspeakable'
by Louie Crew Clay Hospitality Life Views
The New 'Unspeakable'
Funnies Talk Queer Credentials
by Louie Crew Clay Funnies Talk
Queer Credentials
Life The Good Olde Days
Jazzia ()
by Louie Crew Clay Life
The Good Olde Days
Hospitality Life People & Places Talk Views A time to be silent or a time to speak?
Imgur ()
by Louie Crew Clay Hospitality Life People & Places Talk Views
A time to be silent or a time to speak?
Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk Views Plumnelly:  A Road Mark
Andrea Wright (CC)
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk Views
Plumnelly: A Road Mark
Life People & Places Talk Views Salute This Flag
Rob Amberg (©)
Fred Palumbo (public domain)
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Talk Views
Salute This Flag
Life People & Places Politics Talk Dickering with the Nation's Health Care
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Politics Talk
Dickering with the Nation's Health Care
Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Talk Views Pure Suthun
Donkey Hotey (CC)
by Louie Crew Clay Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
Pure Suthun
Funnies Life People & Places Politics Talk Views Responding to a Medical Crisis of These Times
by Louie Crew Clay Funnies Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
Responding to a Medical Crisis of These Times
Hospitality Peeking Back Through the Schoolhouse Door
Warren K. Leffler, U.S. News & World Report (Public Domain)
DXR (CC)
by Louie Crew Clay Hospitality
Peeking Back Through the Schoolhouse Door
Talk Views Professors Often Cause Bad Writing
by Louie Crew Clay Talk Views
Professors Often Cause Bad Writing
Life People & Places Talk Views Shedding stereotypes, even those we Southern liberals use
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Talk Views
Shedding stereotypes, even those we Southern liberals use
Books Life People & Places Politics Talk Views Learning To Live in the Empire
Dank Maymays/YouTube.com ()
by Louie Crew Clay Books Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
Learning To Live in the Empire
Life People & Places Talk Views Different is Not Bad
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Talk Views
Different is Not Bad
Books Funnies Life People & Places Politics Talk Views Jingoism works. Incoherence works. Name-calling works.
Max Fleischer (Public Domain)
by Louie Crew Clay Books Funnies Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
Jingoism works. Incoherence works. Name-calling works.
Hospitality Life People & Places Talk Views Learning from those who do not like us
by Louie Crew Clay Hospitality Life People & Places Talk Views
Learning from those who do not like us
Life People & Places Talk Views Alabama Bone of My Bones and Flesh of My Flesh
by Louie Crew Clay Life People & Places Talk Views
Alabama Bone of My Bones and Flesh of My Flesh
Books Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Sights & Sounds Talk Views Queer Southerner's Reflections on Race: A Starter
Kristen Pitts ()
Dave Sansom/Google Maps ()
by Louie Crew Clay Books Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Sights & Sounds Talk Views
Queer Southerner's Reflections on Race: A Starter
Funnies Life People & Places Talk Views To the Pillory, Episcopal Church
by Louie Crew Clay Funnies Life People & Places Talk Views
To the Pillory, Episcopal Church
Books Life People & Places Talk Slouching Toward Bethlehem
ABCYA.com ()
by Louie Crew Clay Books Life People & Places Talk
Slouching Toward Bethlehem
Life Talk Views Off to My Freshman Year in College, 1954 — One of Several Queer Epiphanies
by Louie Crew Clay Life Talk Views
Off to My Freshman Year in College, 1954 — One of Several Queer Epiphanies

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