Racial injustice art

My Own Witness: Rupture and Repair.Messiah.9 Monochromatic photograph of a black man screaming in agony, his head wrapped in an American flag. Image is torn and sewn in various areas with golden thread.

Black lives matter, black artist, activism, racial injustice

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Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich didn't hold back when talking about Donald Trump's response to the recent protests.

Law enforcement vs. people of color -- let's see what the scale of injustice tells us.

Hey APW, I–and the whole team at APW—comes to you today without the right words. Most of us have been crying on and off for days. The team tried to work on an essay on whiteness and race yesterday, which involved us all arguing with each other for hours, because well… no words seem like Read more...

In the worst of ironies, outrage at the system has, at least for now, made the system more terrifying than ever. Across social media, peaceful protesters have expressed unease that the police are no longer there to protect them, that—as much of the black community has sensed for years—that the police are menacing, heavily armed antagonists. For its part, the city authorities have struggled to maintain a semblance of order, without provoking yet further unrest—even as the president sends…

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