The Cultural Awareness Center welcomed back Palestinian-American author and poet Remi Kanazi on Feb. 24.

Kanazi returned to City College as part of his book tour for “Before the Next Bomb Drops.” The book discusses his political views through short stories and poems.

When Kanazi was introduced to the world of writing and poetry, he said he moved to New York. Four months later 9/11 happened.
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This event affected many people and opened up Kanazi’s view of political systems because he felt attacked for being culturally blamed. He never had any intentions of mass destruction but the world suddenly thought that he and all his people were to blame.

This new insight inspired Kanazi to become a writer, poet and organizer that have allowed him to talk about his feelings. He has since published, “Poetic Injustice and Writings on Resistance and Palestine.” He also serves as the editor of “Poets for Palestine.”

For more information on Kanazi and his new book go to, http://www.remikanazi.com/