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Tag: social justice

Some of the posts here are serious considerations of campaign issues. Others are spur-of-the-moment, thinking-out-loud. Still others are just funny. (Well, we think they’re funny.)
An outdoor stage with a banner across the catwalk that reads We Won't Go Back, flanked by the logo of the National Organization for Women.

What Are We Willing to Question?

Originally published in November 2021 Earlier this year, I started to think about what I had done in past in campaigns and projects that perpetuated, rather than disrupted, white supremacy, even if I didn’t know it at the time. Most

Several people at a protest with signs, speaking at a lectern.

Organizing Is Bringing People Together To Build Power

With guest co-author Ken Fujimoto In Mira’s piece about online and IRL organizing, she referred to a difference between organizing and mobilizing and promised (threatened?) a follow-up piece. Mobilizing is reaching out to voters, activists or volunteers to move them

White Silence=Violence sign

What are we willing to question?

Most of the people I know express unqualified support for Black Lives Matter and defunding the police. Me too. However — and there’s always a but — is that enough? The problem isn’t that our entire criminal justice system is