Our changing campus demographic can immortalize a community of kin that transcends racial and ethnic boundaries to ultimately create a non-oppressive, revolutionary campus.
jessica Care moore: We Want Our Bodies Back
jessica Care moore speaks about her life, work, Detroit, and the importance of supporting artists who love your community.
Creating a Community of Care
An immense void exists in community work: we aren’t taking care of the women who take care of us.
To Be Rejected: Trump’s Deal of the Century a Palestinian Versailles 2.0
The Deal of the Century will be catastrophic for Palestinians, disregarding their rights and demands for self-determination, return and liberation.
The Real Crime Behind “Varsity Blues:” Structural Inequities in Access to Higher Education
It’s hard to imagine a system more driven by privilege than the fraught application process to elite colleges.
Millionaire Finance Minister Puts Liberal Hypocrisy on Full Display
Bill Morneau is the second most important character in the federal government, in a party that has positioned itself as a beacon of progressive values, led by the self-identified feminist Justin Trudeau.
How to Effectively Combat Police Violence State by State: 5 Steps on How Police Homicide Survivors Can Change Legislation
Cephus “Uncle Bobby” Johnson lost his nephew Oscar Grant on January 1, 2009 in Oakland, California, and has been actively combating police terrorism ever since.
‘We Had Community Involvement’ – Cephus Johnson on Oscar Grant and Fighting Against Police Violence
Cephus Johnson came to speak at the United Family and Friends Campaign march, an annual march of remembrance for victims of police violence.