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How to Make an American Mass Shooter: A Primer 
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How to Make an American Mass Shooter interrogates the ways in which mass shooters in the U.S. are the product of a deeply and historically nationalistic, xenophobic and racist society that uses the right to bear arms as means of violently enforcing these kinds of beliefs. Miller’s focus is to keep people from declaring all shooters mentally ill or deranged, and to challenge the citizen who refuses to believe these values exist and are practiced by the fully sane minds of those living here—to refuse to see these deeply embedded values as the thread that wove the fabric of this country. However the work also serves to remind people that we cannot justify their behaviors by naming the shooters acts an extension of mental illness, because all this does is allow us to believe that revising gun laws and comprehensive background checks, will stop mass shootings that in the words of the shooters stem out of a need to regulate migration and jobs and the shifting of a nationalist viewpoint.

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Other Poetry Collections

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Buy A Ligature for Black Bodies
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Buy Core by Denise Miller on Amazon


Select Poems

Denise Miller -  805 Lit

Denise Miller ∞ Outlook Springs

Ligatures | Rattle: Poetry

Denise Miller | The Offing

DON'T ERASE US  — RogueAgent

Between the Lines: The Poetry of Black Lives | WMUK

The Wardrobe's Best Dressed: Denise Miller's ... - The Sundress Blog

American Ghost - Poets On Life After Industry




Pushcart Nominated Poems and Books

LIBATIONS (2015 PUSHCART NOMINATION)

EXCERPT FROM DEAR SPECTATORS

CORE (2015 PUSHCART AND AMERICAN BOOK AWARD NOMINATIONS)


Other Poems / Writings

WHAT I LEARNED AT THE ACADEMY

LOVE, AS IN

Light and Simple Like Marco Polo


Poetry Reviews

WRITING WITHOUT PAPER: MONDAY MUSE

MEDIUM

Praxis Center Review
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Interviews

BETWEEN THE LINES INTERVIEW WITH ZINTA ASTAIRS
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AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN SOCIETY INTERVIEW WITH ASHLEY CATALDO

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Stage Poetry




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historical persona poetry




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