To the Black Veteran
What is the responsibility of the Black veteran? Meditations on radicalization
Read More To the Black VeteranMusings on technology and justice
What is the responsibility of the Black veteran? Meditations on radicalization
Read More To the Black VeteranRefaat harbored a profound aspiration — to change his world through teaching poetry, literature, and writing. That writing is a responsibility to … Refaat Alareer: eternal echoes of resilience from the Gaza Strip The loss of Refaat Alareer is profound. If empire demands the extermination of poets, then we must demand the end of empire.
Read More Refaat Alareer: eternal echoes of resilience from the Gaza StripToday I learned that Dr. Refaat Alareer, along with his brother, sister, and her four children, were targeted and murdered in an Israeli airstrike. … Refaat Alareer: rest in power and peace
Read More Refaat Alareer: rest in power and peaceIn summary Black women are three times more likely than any other women to die during or immediately after pregnancy. California lawmakers passed a … Despite high Black maternal death rate, California hospitals ignored training about bias in care
Read More Despite high Black maternal death rate, California hospitals ignored training about bias in careThis morning, Georgia attorney general Christoper M. Carr filed indictments against 61 people on RICO charges for their participation in the #StopCopCity movement The #StopCopCity movement seeks to end the construction of a military training facility built to suppress Atlanta area’s minoritized communities and end mass protest. The #StopCopCity movement has received international support and […]
Read More On Black AnarchismThe #StopCopCity campaign continues despite on-going repression. Sharing some updates and resources in this post
Read More Confronting Police Repression in AtlantaCalling in our kin to divest from the structural oppression that’s destroying us all across this planet.
Read More What if we Called them In?When Ruthie Wilson Gilmore and I sat down for a conversation, we spoke about how the PIC not only exploits the labor of imprisoned folx (mainly via … Thoughts on Extraction Stevie writes We don’t need to work to be of value to the PIC. Just being here and being “diagnosed” by their staff makes […]
Read More Thoughts on ExtractionPlantation is not a metaphorWhen she told us she’d been firedfor holding an open door for the Muslim sistersFor telling the white man that was not her nameFor allowing the sisters to hold spaceFor being the Didi to the sisters far from homeThe school was founded by a plantation ownerNever got the memo about emancipationafter […]
Read More Plantation is not a metaphorAbolition is about the centering of safety, freedom, life. It is a practice of affirmation. I look to the radical healing and love of ancestor Mother Sallie as a guidepost. Abolition is ancestral
Read More Abolition is Ancestral: a Meditation