Environmental Justice
- Smell something, tell something: How Black residents in coastal Georgia are holding polluters accountable (Southerly, July 2021)
- Water Is Life: Black coastal Georgians remain resilient in the face of environmental peril (The Oxford American, Summer 2021)
- The Georgia town that was home to Ahmaud Arbery has an environmental racism problem (Prism, July 2020)
- These Five Black LGBTQ+ Activists Are Literally Saving The Planet (Autostraddle, May 2019)
Movement History
Race, Politics & the Economy
- Organizers in Ahmaud Arbery’s community celebrate guilty verdict and continue to fight for systemic change (Prism, December 2021)
- USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack hit the road in rural Georgia to talk about historic debt relief for Black farmers. The audience was skeptical. (The Counter, May 2021)
- Names Not Lost: Racial Terror Lynching, Past and Present (A Blade of Grass, Fall 2020)
- After 100 Days of Protest, Writers and Photographers Reflect on What They’ve Witnessed (Harper’s Bazaar, September 2020)
- John Lewis’ legacy: Four Southern states are still battling for voter rights (Scalawag, August 2020)
- The Supreme Court LGBTQ+ ruling is just the beginning (YES! Magazine, June 2020)
- Meet five Black and Brown Southerners running for office to change the system (Scalawag, June 2020)
Gender & Reproductive Justice
- How Medicaid expansion could help relieve Georgia’s reproductive health care crisis (Prism, August 2022)
- Georgia Is Funneling Millions of Dollars to Fake Abortion Clinics (VICE, December 2020)
- Trans Women of Color Organizers Are Building a Movement to Decriminalize Sex Work in D.C. (Autostraddle, December 2020)
- What life is like for Black sex workers during the pandemic (Prism, September 2020)
- How Georgia’s Blocked 6-week Abortion Ban is Already Affecting Clinics (Rewire News Group, February 2020)
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