I’m Woke: Now What Do I Do?
Levi’s aha moment came on camera. Because it happened on camera, it is a teachable moment. It is hoped, through … Continue reading I’m Woke: Now What Do I Do?
Month: November 2018
Allyship in 2018: Towards Race-based Community-centered Healing Opportunities
Words by Justin Zagorski and Kokayi Nosakhere This article concludes a three-part interview series exploring how allyship is cultivated. Justin … Continue reading Allyship in 2018: Towards Race-based Community-centered Healing Opportunities
Allyship in 2018: Lessons from the Art of Listening
Words by Justin Zagorski and Kokayi Nosakhere The first step of allyship is acknowledging the need for allyship and … Continue reading Allyship in 2018: Lessons from the Art of Listening
“Journalism While Brown and When to Walk Away”
“Journalism While Brown and When to Walk Away” by Sunny Dhillon https://link.medium.com/KQUX40pbPR Continue reading “Journalism While Brown and When to Walk Away”
Allyship in 2018: I Can See What You Can See
Words by Justin Zagorski and Kokayi Nosakhere By now, most Americans are painful aware something is drastically wrong in … Continue reading Allyship in 2018: I Can See What You Can See
Structural Change is Needed to Turn Alaska Blue in 2020
Words by Michael Patterson, Anchorage, Alaska I have learned a lot about the state of affairs regarding local politics since … Continue reading Structural Change is Needed to Turn Alaska Blue in 2020
Rosa Parks and Donald Trump: Real News vs Fake News
“Of all our studies, history is best suited to reward our research.” – Minister Malcolm X Next month, African … Continue reading Rosa Parks and Donald Trump: Real News vs Fake News
