The last in our series exploring the spirit of America in the footsteps of one of its greatest writers, John Steinbeck. At key spots on Steinbeck’s 1960 journey across the country, we team up with…
The second in a three-part series, journeying into the soul of America through the eyes of artists, while following in the footsteps of Nobel Prize-winning writer John Steinbeck who drove across the country in 1960…
First in a three-part journey into the soul of America, through the eyes of working people who happen to be artists. In this episode, David Slater in Sag Harbor, New York, and Kalamu ya Salaam…
This is so offensive I'm at a loss for words. https://twitter.com/ColumbusPolice/status/1620919933948383234
Introducing ‘History 1’ – our newest cruiser to celebrate the achievements of African Americans & recognize their roles in our history. Be on the lookout for ‘History 1’ in your neighborhood & at community events during February. #BlackHistoryMonth #ColumbusPolice #ColumbusOhio
During the 1930’s police killed 4x as many Black people as were lynched in the Jim Crow South. The police have historically been the *primary* means of inflicting deadly white supremacist violence.
My kingdom for a single US institution that stands up for itself in the face of fascism. https://twitter.com/RobertMaguire_/status/1620786730608758785
I am in Florida right now, and seeing how legacy publications are framing fascism in my home state this week is causing me to lose my mind. I’m not surprised; I’m furious. https://twitter.com/zunguzungu/status/1620789614075076609
could the NYT come up with a more DeSantis-friendly headline and framing?
Join me tonight at 630pm for this live, online conversation about what is rarely discussed in the debates over affirmative action: The long history of government set asides for white Americans. With
@catchatweetdown & @SceneOnRadio. Open to the public! https://journalism.nyu.edu/about-us/event/2023-spring/affirmative-actions-back-story/
