“How have these institutions — which detain, surveil, and brutalize Black women and children just like Taylor and Jones — become our measurements for justice?”
News Posted in Echoing Ida
Now’s the Time for Wigs. If You Can Get the Hair for Them.
Supply-chain problems have interrupted Black women’s efforts to stockpile during the pandemic.
The Long and Sordid History of Forced Sterilization Programs
The whistleblower nurse in Georgia told a grim story that’s been a part of American history for decades.
The alleged hysterectomies of ICE detainees add to the U.S. legacy of forced sterilizations
“Having babies is my act of resistance.”
How tear gas may be wreaking havoc on protesters’ reproductive health
“Proving a link between tear gas and reproductive health is not the point. Governments should not harm people expressing dissatisfaction with their services.”
Their son wanted to see more Black book characters, so they created a business to provide them
“Those books aren’t getting greenlighted,” Lee said. “We need as many access points to get books and also books that show Black children possibilities. And likewise for children who are not people of color, because we need not to raise racist children.”
In an attempt to save face, Minneapolis police re-traumatized Black people
“In the age of the internet, it isn’t uncommon to accidentally run into images of Black death, but this shocked me in a way I didn’t expect.”
The Young and the Reckless
Who’s really responsible for Covid-19 outbreaks when university campuses reopen?
In the absence of federal rent relief, guerrilla efforts are stepping in
“This is also a historic moment for realizing the power that working-class tenants have to organize and express a militant demand for housing as a human right.”
Dusk [Film]
Is Poppy ready for the answers the land has to offer?