Today is two years since Breonna Taylor died while sleeping in her bed in a hail of bullets shot by the Louisville Police Department. Breonna Taylor, beloved daughter, sister, cousin, niece, girlfriend, friend dedicated her life to coming to the aid of her community as an Emergency Medical Technician and…

This post is coaouthored by Rev. Amanda Hambrick Ashcraft As racial justice activists, we were heartbroken but not surprised by the acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse. While we are grateful Travis McMichael, his father Greg McMichael and their neighbor William “Roddie” Bryan were convicted in the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, Arbery…

Recently, a new friend, a white man, convened a group of antiracist white people. He opened our call by sharing a dream he had that inspired him to bring us together. He dreamt that he and a few other people were beside a speeding train. A white canister of toxic…

Two days ago, @LinkedIn restricted my account for “sharing of inappropriate content related to hate speech,” something they have done to many outspoken people I respect, including me, before. Yesterday, LinkedIn sent me the reasons why: four posts I made that violated their user agreement. These are the four posts…

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died a year ago. Three weeks ago, the Supreme Court allowed Texas to ban abortions six weeks after conception and to deputize Texas citizens to terrorize pregnant people seeking health care. While women of color, immigrant women and women living in poverty are the…

“GOOD” white people: I know you’re out there. We marched on the 58th anniversary of the March on Washington through the streets of Washington DC and cities across the country to demand the Federal government protect voting rights.

Vote NO on recalling Gavin Newsom — As a single mom in California, I lay in bed every night worried for my kids. On top of all the challenges to their learning and our mental and physical health in the pandemic, our state is on fire, in a drought, and Fentanyl overdoses statewide are skyrocketing. We have…

I stand by San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin, who San Franciscans elected two years ago in a competitive race, and encourage every San Franciscan to do so, too. I voted for Chesa because he promised to address rampant racism in San Francisco’s justice system. A 2015 report found that…