InZORAbyDeborah D. Douglas·Sep 25, 2020Black Women Won’t Stop Seeking Justice for Breonna TaylorWe’re not done yet. Let’s regroup.A response icon2A response icon2
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Feb 6, 2019Memphis Shelby Crime Commission sued by local journalist, national news outletMLK50 founder and The Marshall Project want to force the nonprofit to open its records to the public
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Feb 4, 2019Memphis People’s Convention seeks consensus on Oct. 3 municipal electionUpTheVote901 invites Memphians to choose candidates who will adhere to the People’s Agenda — to be revealed April 4
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Apr 12, 2018Mission: InterruptedFinishing MLK’s work requires grassroots organizations to be proactive, not reactive, says activist Bree Newsome
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Jan 4, 2018Why there are—still—no children hereNewly reported insights on the perils of birthing while black surfaces trauma and decision to forego motherhood altogetherA response icon5A response icon5
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Jan 2, 2018Self-care in the age of Black Lives MatterErica Garner’s death at age 27 has raised new questions about how much one person can give in the quest for justiceA response icon1A response icon1
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Oct 18, 2017City Council could close park if state judge won’t move Forrest statueThe council’s Plan B could also add lynching memorial to the space
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Oct 13, 2017Memphis’ Forrest monument battle stalls with state historical commission delayMayor: Judge could allow statue move since it’s technically not a war memorial
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Sep 29, 2017Historical commission delays hearing on Confederate statue removal waiverMayor Strickland will attend Oct. 13 meeting anyway to get it back on the agenda, while #TakeEmDown901 demands action now
InMLK50: Justice Through JournalismbyDeborah D. Douglas·Sep 21, 2017What Serena Williams’ letter says about black womenNielsen report offers insight into spillover of African-American women’s ‘strong life-affirming values’
