Planting the Seeds of Black Study
Thinking expansively about Black History Month as a starting point for Black Study, looking to justice movements around Black farming and food
Read More Planting the Seeds of Black StudyMusings on technology and justice
Thinking expansively about Black History Month as a starting point for Black Study, looking to justice movements around Black farming and food
Read More Planting the Seeds of Black StudyAudre Lorde and Walter Rodney have so many lessons for us today. What is imperialism? What does it mean to be “included” in empire?
Read More Thinking with Audre Lorde and Walter RodneyA review of Kekla Magoon’s Revolution in Our Time: The Black Panther Party’s Promise to the People
Read More Revolution in our timeJuneteenth has always been about the disruption required to create Black freedom
Read More Disrupting JuneteenthThe unapologetic radicalism of Black laborers lives on in the bold action of the Bessemer Amazon workers
Read More The historic roots of Black union organizing at AmazonGlenda Gilmore’s Defying Dixie describes the leftist activism that laid the foundation for the subsequent Civil Rights and Movement for Black Lives. Her stories of hit home for many of us — her recounting of the Atlanta Six case at Atlanta’s Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill in particular for me and Atlanta folx. My great […]
Read More Defying Dixie at the Cotton Lofts