Reform L.A. Jails Coalition Makes History and Turns in Over 246K Signatures
August 2, 2018
Community-driven ballot measure aimed at L.A. Sheriff Deputy misconduct and prioritizing alternatives to jail for vulnerable populations
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Patrisse Cullors
15 Past and Modern Day Female Activists of Our Time
March 1, 2018
Since the beginning of its inception, women have dedicated their lives to shaping and transforming America into the country we see today. This week, we kick-off the celebration of Women’s History Month by paying homage to a few women of color, who have rallied for change both locally and nationally.
After Death of Black Gay Man in Top Democratic Donor’s Home, Petition Calls on Democrats to Return Money
September 7, 2017
Family of Gemmel Moore and activists launch Color of Change petition
The Women behind #BlackLivesMatter
March 15, 2017
On February 26, 2012 Black America was in an outrage over the death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin who was killed in Sanford, Florida by a white 28-year-old neighborhood watch volunteer George Zimmerman after reporting Martin to the police as “suspicious.”
The President and the People: A National Conversation
July 21, 2016
The discussion seemed to focus an inordinate amount on what black people can do to eschew being targeted by law enforcement