Stories tagged: "racial justice"
The organization, led by everyday citizens who directly experience the problems they seek to improve, will invite the public to join their movement for justice and equity during the meeting, and will ask public officials in attendance to make a pledge of active partnership. The public is invited to attend all parts of this event.
Check out Juneteenth events happening near you.
A Springfield father was arrested in front of his children while collecting signatures to form a tenants' association. “It was very traumatizing," he said.
Everyday activism begins at home before spreading to your own backyard. Here are some tips to get you started.
Michigan Food and Farming Systems (MIFFS) is beginning to approach the long history of racial injustice in agriculture and our current food system.
Even a pandemic can’t stop Pride Month in Ypsilanti.