Sculptor and performance artist Doreen Garner is challenging the typical images of white and male or sexualized representations of busty white women seen across American tattoo shops.
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10 Questions We Asked Writer and Sociologist Eve L. Ewing
The earliest poem I remember writing, I was 6 years old. It was a poem about my dead guinea pig and how sad I was that he died.
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The Art of Living: An Interview with My Father, Poet and Activist T.J. Reddy
There must be a direct correlation to art in terms of creativity and imagination. It’s important to leave the environment and your life more beneficial and beautiful after you leave it than before you came to it. That’s how I see the art of living.
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Locatora Radio: Meet the Women Bringing You Brown Girl Hour
As Locatora Radio, we wanted our podcast to be Survivor & Femme focused, intersectional, fun, and entertaining to honor our experiences as Latinas.
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Brandan “B-Mike” Odums
This is Brandan “B-Mike” Odums. Visual artist, filmmaker and founder of the urban art space in the city of New Orleans dubbed StudioBE. The street artist that squeezes beauty from the bandos and prefers his resistance in living color.
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Sad Asian Girls
I think we’re contributing to a quickly growing community of Asian-Americans who are inspired by activism and other movements by black/brown communities and also want to make a change.
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St. Beauty
My definition of activism, is really taking action in what you believe in and really wanting to make a change in the world.
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Mychal Denzel Smith
When you understand that words hold power, writing can be understood as a form of activism.
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Samera Paz on White Academic Spaces, Mental Health, and Girl Power
I want to document raw unfiltered truth in hopes to inspire change.
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