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The Power and Politics of Racialized Imagery
When crusading journalist and anti-lynching activist Ida B. Wells published an editorial in the Memphis Free Speech on May 21, 1892, challenging the most popular political justification for lynching by declaring that “Nobody in this section of the country believes the old threadbare lie that... February 13, 2018
#WeCanWednesday: Chloe Triplett
Every Wednesday, you’ll have an opportunity to meet some of our staff, board members, volunteers, and other community members. This week, we’d like to introduce to one of our newer colleagues: Chloe Triplett. Hear from her in her own words... February 7, 2018My Day Inside an Immigrant Detention Center
The women are brown and black. They wear navy blue scrubs. Most wear navy canvass shoes but a few wear bright orange plastic shower sandals. They are in their 20s and 30s except for a few with long grey hair. They are neat and clean. A few wear white plastic rosaries around their necks. October 25, 2017
Pregnant Woman Released from Detention; Questions Remain About ICE Policy
After more than 40 days in an immigration detention facility, Maria Solis, an Oceanside pregnant mother, was released to her family on September 12. October 5, 2017