Peter Dinklage recently read a poignant poem by Amanda Gorman, dedicated to Renee Holdgood, who was tragically killed by ICE on January 7, 2026. The poem captures the profound grief and resilience in the face of loss, with lines like "blood blown like a rose" and "the hell where we begin." Gorman's powerful words emphasize the potential for change through collective strength and compassion, stating, "Change is only possible in all the greater, when the labor and bitter anger of our neighbors is

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10K views · 435 reactions | Here's to finding the light in dark times, and building a brighter future together 爐❤️ Amanda Gorman's iconic poem "The Hill We Climb," recited by Philip Solomon | Cartoon Network | Facebook

11 reactions · 14 comments | Amanda Gorman's poem 'The Hill We Climb' is a poem of hope. It recognises America's painful history, but calls for future generations to fight for a better future. Despite this, a school in Florida has banned the poem. Right now, more than ever, we need poetry like this to inspire change - banning poems like Amanda's deprives our future generation of hope. | Freeda En | Facebook