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Diving into themes of ancestry, colonialism and race, Conversations imagines discussions that arise with the indigenous Nanticoke' Lenni-Lenape people of past, present and future. The water of the Delaware River brings age-old questions to the surface: beckoning listeners to question, be aware of, and learn about the land they move through.

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Born and raised in Guåhan, Islan Marianas, Jacob is a CHamoru writer, educator, and activist. He received his Creative Writing MFA from Rutgers University, Camden. He is an alumni of The University of Guam and UCLA's Extension Writers Program. Currently, he’s a Lead Teacher at All Things Are Possible Foundation in Willingboro, NJ and Lead Educator for the Move Mountains Project in San Luis, CO. He’s a former English Teacher at Philadelphia’s alternative high school, CADI, and NJ’s YMCA of Burlington & Camden Counties’ Academic Coach. He is currently a Visiting Assistant Professor at Stockton University, teaching Intro to Creative Writing and Spoken Word. His short story, “Proclamation,” appears in University of Guam’s Storyboard 18. “Half-Moon” is featured in Philadelphia's MadHouse Magazine Volume 4. His poem, “Kao siña hao fumino' Chamoru?,” is in University of Hawai'i Press' Indigenous Literatures from Micronesia.

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