InThe Dope Church BlogbyThe Dope Church Blog·Apr 2, 2021Remembering Breonna TaylorHistory has shown how often Black women are unprotected in America, even when we desire to fight for and protect others.
Jonathan Yonts·Oct 7, 2020In Pursuit of ClarityThese are strange times. As someone who has always voted third party I am witnessing a higher, more intense polarization of views than any…
Stefanee Gilbak·Oct 1, 2020A Side of SlyI’m thankful and grateful for my safe place in this world but still so distraught over the previous months.
Doc Jay, MD·Sep 28, 2020My Mirror Called Me a Nig**r.Like most racism, it was unexpected and unwarranted.A response icon2A response icon2
InResistance PoetrybyRohanna Ssanyu·Sep 28, 2020Searching For BedsFor Black WomenA response icon1A response icon1
Jen Lemen·Sep 27, 2020Black Lives Still Matter: How We Got Here and What Must Happen NextDo black lives still matter?
Dr. Chinasa Elue·Sep 25, 2020I am My Sister’s Keeper: Processing the Breonna Taylor VerdictIt was 1:45 pm on Wednesday afternoon when I got the news. I was ending a zoom meeting with a colleague when I got wind that the verdict…
Anyonita·Sep 25, 2020From Latasha Harlins to Breonna Taylor: A history of unaccounted for black female murdersWhether it be at the hands of a US citizen or an officer sworn to “serve and protect” an alarming number of black females have been…
InWhite People 4 Black LivesbyLouise Keshaviah·Sep 25, 2020AWARE-LA- Solidarity Statement with SURJ LouisvilleBreonna Taylor’s life matters.
