A short history of Black women and police violence
There is a perception that Black women are somehow shielded from the threat of police violence. That could not be further from the truth.
Month: June 2020
The ‘Palestinian Chair’: Exposing Israel’s Direct Role in US Violence
The militarization of the US police is a relatively new phenomenon that has been largely imported from Israel.
Indonesia: Domestic workers fight for their rights during COVID-19
Indonesia's lockdown meant domestic workers were forced to stay home without severance or required to work in dangerous conditions.
Minnesota Protests Feed Equality
Community activists and locals in Minneapolis are showing up to sustain momentum for structural change.
On pandemics, chronic illness and leaving a will
Reflections from lockdown at the intersections of chronic physical and mental illnesses.
Now is the time: Black struggle from Sudan to the US
The 2019 Sudanese revolution holds a key to a transnational understanding of liberation.
