‘Blurred Realities’ poetry slam: MSU poets reflect on truth and creativity
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MSU poets reflect on truth and creativity during the 'Blurred Realities' poetry slam event.
On April 9, the MSU Museum brought National Poetry Month to life with the “Blurred Realities” poetry slam. Drawing inspiration from the museum’s “ Blurred Realities ” exhibition, the event encouraged audiences to consider how truth is shaped and distorted in a world of AI and digital manipulation. The evening was led by nationally acclaimed poets Natasha T. Miller and Mahogany L. Browne, and featured additional performances from local poets and MSU students.
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