Black Lives Matter in Australia: Wherever Black People Are, There Is Racism – and Resistance November 01, 2017. The Guardian. Black Lives Matter is not confined to America. Wherever there

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Los Angeles’ Watershed Moment for Mental Illness Advocacy March 17, 2020. CNN Opinion. Jails have increasingly become responsible for caring for those with mental illness. The mentally ill, especially those

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Prioritizing Healing Through Art During COVID-19: Q&A with Cultural Architect Damon Turner April 30, 2020. Our Prism. Patrisse and art curator Autumn Breon Williams met with cultural architect Damon Turner

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New PBS Documentary, ‘Bedlam,’ Spotlights How People with Mental Illness Are Funneled into Prisons April 13, 2020. Our Prism. COVID-19 has highlighted the existence of a pandemic, and it’s not

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The Role of Art and Music During a Pandemic: Q&A with Grammy-Nominated Artist Nana Kwabena April 29, 2020. Our Prism. Patrisse and art curator Autumn Breon Williams sat down with

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Op-ed: For Ahmaud Arbery, a Prayer for the Runner May 08, 2020. Mic.com. Ahmaud Arbery was just 25 years old when he was chased and killed by armed white residents

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Why COVID-19 Means Inmates with Minor Offenses Should Be Freed May 20, 2020. Complex. Many convicts, especially Black people, are in jail because of non-violent crimes like marijuana possession; they

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Abolition and Reparations: Histories of Resistance, Transformative Justice, and Accountability April 10, 2019. Harvard Law Review. Applying the historical context of abolition to modern-day freedom fighting is often lost in

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Exhaustion Is Not an Option: BLM’s Patrisse Cullors on Grief and Activism February 1, 2019. Vice. Criminalization of Black communities doesn’t stop — and neither should organizers. That’s what Patrisse

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