Who I am
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I am Vincente Perez and I am SubVersive.
Vincente Perez (He/They) is a Black Mexican-American performance poet, scholar, and writer working at the intersections of Poetry, Hip-Hop, and Digital Black cultural praxis with an interest in the way that artists use narrative to resist dominant stories that attempt to erase, subjugate, or enact violence on marginalized communities. Their work centers Black and Latinx lived experience with a stylistic approach that samples and mixes Hip-Hop, Performance Poetry, Narratives, and Identity Politics into counternarratives. They are a PhD Candidate in the Performance Studies program at UC Berkeley. Please visit the Contact tab for more information |
Full length Projects
B(lack)NESS & LATINI(dad) E-Book
B(lack)NESS & LATINI(dad) Print Copy
Liminality Album (rough EP)
B(lack)NESS & LATINI(dad) Print Copy
Liminality Album (rough EP)
Short list of Publications and press
"This book was a way to heal the past, a way to interpret my past and things that I dealt with, whether it’s anti-blackness from my Latino family—not feeling like I fit in with black people on that side—or using that experience to talk about how race doesn’t exist but racism does, and what that means for multiracial youth who need to hear these kinds of things."
Full Review from The Chicago Maroon here
Full Review from The Chicago Maroon here
