Perspective

This 100-year battle is now being waged on three fronts: the legislative branch, the judicial branch, and the upcoming elections.

As a Native woman who works to expose the rape of women, by police and others, my first thought was: “Is this a random scare tactic, or a way that white male extremist groups are marking houses? Am I being targeted?”

Our first #MWPEcolution Q&A is about the intersectionalities of justice, race, and climate.

Community safety comes from within.

Local Black activists and artists discussed police abolition in a forum hosted by Black Visions Collective and Reclaim the Block. Part 1 in an ongoing series about transformative justice.

One of the pecking order determinants: whether you were born with a penis or a vagina. From there, almost everything else flows in terms of power, rewards, expectations, domestic duties, childcare sharing, and sexual expectations.

Members of our Somali community dislike impersonal communication. We are very communal people. Oral communication is how we share thoughts and ideas.

A few years ago, my friend and I had a conversation about the future of the world. We were both

For a year, I have contemplated and practiced living in the gap between urgency and timelessness, between the urges to

All women today — unlike 30 years ago — will say they know how to do money. But one-third at best are doing it. We need to take a leap to do something — not perfect, not monumental, but a start. We need to keep asking ourselves, what can we do today to get what we need?