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The Invisible Labor of Being Ill

By: Amber Butts Black disabled and chronically ill people are often forced to become the archive of our... more

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The Danger Of Memorializing Men Like Justin Fairfax and Africa Bambaataa

Thurgood Marshall Still Asks Us To Protect The Less Powerful

How We Keep Each Other Alive

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson is Holding The Line

Affordability as Democracy: Young Adults Want Both

The Architecture of Removal: Black Immigrants, Disappearance, and the Politics of Survival in the United States

In the Wake of ‘The Trayvon Generation’

Welcome Home to the Black Youth Project

Black Women are Portals

The “Anti-DEI Crusade” is Hurting Black women

Kendrick Lamar’s Unapologetic Blackness at Super Bowl LIX

The Unpretty Everyday Practices of Prison Abolition

Resistance Against White Terrorism: Black gun ownership

Feature: Grassroots organization BYP100 uses “radical inclusion” to combat racial injustice

New social media checks for visa applicants show the dangerous transformation of surveillance in the US

There’s no such thing as a “progressive prosecutor” in a system designed to criminalize Blackness

Van Jones, language and the psuedo memory of national identity

Police-Free schools are necessary, as is abolishing the white supremacist state they are rooted in

Big Pharma and the prison industry are colluding to overmedicate incarcerated populations

Unelectable: Protecting the Public w/ Jeanette Taylor & Stacy Davis Gates Event

Yup. Non-profit culture and performative activism perpetuate ableism and anti-Blackness

The business of prisons and the laws that make sure they exist

Increases in police funding will not make Black people safe, it is time city leaders listened

How the myth that all Black parents give kids “the talk” about police is used to silence resistance

Mass shooters prove white supremacy doesn’t have a political party

5 tips for engaging non-voters this election

Don’t get too excited about tech advances. Many are designed to leave Black people behind

Why racial disparities in U.S. maternal health are so terrible, and what you can do about it

2020 candidates are finally talking about reparations. It’s time to deepen the debate

Why the plan to replace Rikers, or reform any prison, is doomed to perpetuate the problem

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