Piece image

Wake Up Call by Malcolm "Mr. Diversity" London

From: WBEZ
Series: Louder Than a Bomb 2010
Length: 02:31

Malcolm is a junior at Lincoln Park High School in Chicago. He competed in the final round of competition in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry slam as an Indy poet. Malcolm says his poem is about, " violence in Chicago and how this problem needs to be solved but only if people are willing to wake up. Stop ignoring the problem and actually do something about it." Read the full description.

Ltab2010_indy_london-tp_small Malcolm is a junior at Lincoln Park High School in Chicago. He competed in the final round of competition in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry slam as an Indy poet. Malcolm says his poem is about, " violence in Chicago and how this problem needs to be solved but only if people are willing to wake up.  Stop ignoring the problem and actually do something about it."

To hear the full audio, sign up for a free PRX account or log in.

Also in the Louder Than a Bomb 2010 series

Piece image

Annalyse by Hanna Telander (02:59)
From: WBEZ

A freshman at St. Francis High School, and member of the team "Brave as a Noun," Hanna competed in the finals of the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam as an Indy poet. ...
Piece image

Listen by Daniel B. (02:14)
From: WBEZ

Daniel B is a senior at Mather High School in Chicago, and took part in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam finals, competing as an Indy poet. Daniel says his poem ...
Piece image

Picture This: A Nerd With a Camera & a Love Story by Raymond Abercrombie (02:45)
From: WBEZ

Raymond is a Senior at DeVry in Chicago. A member of the team "Hellow World," Raymond competed in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam as an Indy poet. He says his ...
Piece image

Thank You by Cia Matthew (02:54)
From: WBEZ

Cia is a senior at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, IL, and competed in the final round of the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam with Team Maine East. She says ...
Piece image

Ressurection by Jaime "Breeze" Espinoza (02:52)
From: WBEZ

A senior at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, IL, Jaime represented Maine East in the final round of competition at the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam. He says ...
Piece image

This is a Break-Up Poem by Dana Castillo (03:07)
From: WBEZ

Dana is a senior at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, IL. She represented Maine East with her teammates in the final round of the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry ...
Piece image

For My Brother, On Leaving for Iraq by Isabel Kesheshian (02:57)
From: WBEZ

Isabel is a senior at Maine East High School in Park Ridge, IL, and she competed in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam with Team Maine East. Her poem touches on ...
Piece image

Hands by Team Maine East (02:55)
From: WBEZ

Team Maine East took part in the final round of competition in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam. Team Maine East is Jaime "Breeze" Espinoza, Dana Castillo, ...
Piece image

21 Dollar Father by Montrel Marks (02:35)
From: WBEZ

A sophomore at TEAM Englewood Community Academy High School on Chicago's south side, Montrel competed in the finals of the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry Slam with Team ...
Piece image

A Defined Goddess by Melena Bass (02:40)
From: WBEZ

A sophomore at TEAM Englewood Community High School on Chicago's south side, Melana helped represent Team Englewood in the finals of the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry ...

Piece Description

Malcolm is a junior at Lincoln Park High School in Chicago. He competed in the final round of competition in the 2010 Louder Than a Bomb Teen Poetry slam as an Indy poet. Malcolm says his poem is about, " violence in Chicago and how this problem needs to be solved but only if people are willing to wake up.  Stop ignoring the problem and actually do something about it."

Related Website

http://www.louderthanabomb.org/