Dare
Posters along the Atlanta Westside Beltline trail
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The revolutionary love of George Jackson
Today i am reflecting on the life and work of George Jackson who was assassinated 50 years ago this day. Jackson was a prison activist, revolutionary, writer, educator, care-giver, truth teller. Jackson was killed under dubious circumstances attempting to escape his captors. The legality of the proceedings which placed him in San Quentin prison are […]
Read More The revolutionary love of George JacksonWhere is here?
What does “here” mean to us?
Read More Where is here?Message to the grassroots
Reflecting on the violence of the last months, Malcolm’s words give a path forward with unified action
Read More Message to the grassrootsMeans to an end
Safety predicated on police terror is neither safe nor sustainable.
Read More Means to an endEmory University and Reparations
It’s time for Emory University to come to terms with its involvement in Georgia’s slave economy and theft of Indigenous lands.
Read More Emory University and ReparationsThe Black Computing Community’s call for equity and fairness
Black people in computing and their allies — designers, developers, technical support professionals, bloggers, data scientists, technical writers, on and on — have issued a call for equity and fairness. Read it https://blacksincomputingopenlettercommunity.wordpress.com/ We want computing to stop harming and menacing Black lives. We want equity in computing and not repression. We want justice.
Read More The Black Computing Community’s call for equity and fairnessRacist monuments are slowly crumbling
Slowly, with each passing day, with each gathering of thousands, the physical monuments to white supremacy are coming down. It is too early to tell if the immense institutional structures that erected them — policing, the very U.S. economy, the educational system, the health care system — will also be reborn in the wake of […]
Read More Racist monuments are slowly crumblingBe a prison abolitionist
Dare to imagine a United States without incarceration
Read More Be a prison abolitionistThe Uprising in Atlanta
People are emphasizing the material over the human.
– Dr Illya Davis, Morehouse College
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