MICRO

WHISP

By TARIQ LUTHUN  |  29 JUN 2016

there are two ways to become
a man: kill one, or watch
enough boys that look like you
 
 
go.

Tariq Luthun is a Palestinian-American writer & strategist from Detroit, MI. Among other things, Luthun holds the position of Literary and Events Coordinator for Write A House, and is the Director of the Ann Arbor Poetry Slam. He can best be described as the end-result of Aubrey Drake Graham falsetto-rapping Edward Said's Orientalism.

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