Selma to LA: How Civil Rights History Inspired Criminal Justice Reform and Measure R February 25, 2020. Our Prism. Measure R was passed in California in March of 2020, allowing

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Incarcerated People Are Bracing for COVID-19: Q&A with a Woman Whose Brother Is On the Inside March 20, 2020. Our Prism. On the heels of Measure R passing in the

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What Would Martin Luther King’s Dream Be in 2018? We Asked Leading Activists April 4, 2018. The Guardian. Martin Luther King delivered his famous “I Have a Dream” speech on

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The Panel/Ta-Nehisi Coates v Cornel West: Black Academics and Activists Give Their Verdict December 22, 2017. The Guardian. One of the leading Black intellectuals in the US, Ta-Nehisi Coates, got

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Malcolm X Revisited  As part of Highways’ BEHOLD Festival 2016, Patrisse Khan-Cullors, Janaya Khan, and FOREMOST present Malcolm Revisited, which explores the iconic historical figure, Malcolm X, through workshops, live performance pieces, and a visual exhibit

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From Africa to the US to Haiti, Climate Change Is a Race Issue September 14, 2017. The Guardian. The ripple effects of climate change parallel the effects of global racial inequality.

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Abolitionists Still Have Work to Do in America July 30, 2017. The Guardian. The term “abolitionist” may have historic roots but it’s just as relevant today as it was during

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Sheriff David Clarke Is a Dangerous Bigot. He Must Be Resisted at Every Turn. May 19, 2017. The Guardian. Former law enforcement official David Clarke served as Sheriff of Milwaukee

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Knot Patrisse performed Knot, an exploration of how gang culture surrounded Nipsey Hussle, at the FORM festival in June of 2019. http://patrissecullors.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/LACE_v1_60sec.mp4

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