An unwavering and steadfast flag stood tall with a broad Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program (SHARP) at the entrance of a former Evergreen Elementary School, reflecting its turquoise fabric back to the sunshine. Walking through was no typical gym court, but instead was filled with an unexpected experience of echoing ambient music followed by Edward Wilson’s “I Am ” poetry slam voiced in the near distance. Shirts and pants took the shape of human bodies as they hung on a... Read this story
