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The Punany Poets

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The Punany Poets is an ensemble performance group created by Jessica Holter in 1995.^[1] in response to the untimely death of rapper Eazy-E from AIDS complications. It was featured on HBO Real Sex Episode 24: "Dirty Words".

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↑ "Punany Poets creator Jessica Holter the sexual bonds of men in prison". rollingout.com. 2017-08-30. Retrieved 2025-07-14.

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