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On the 65th Anniversary of the Tallahassee Bus Boycott, What Lessons Can We Learn About Standing in Solidarity with Young Leaders Fighting for Justice?

June 5, 2021

By Cendi Tena We just passed the 65th anniversary of the Tallahassee Bus Boycott. Though less well known than its contemporary counterpart, the Montgomery Bus Boycott, the Tallahassee action lasted from May through December 1956, ending when the Supreme Court ruled that segregation on city buses was unconstitutional. On May 26, 1956, Wilhelmina Jakes and […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Cendi Trujillo Tena, Tallahassee Bus Boycott

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Training Day: This Isn’t A Movie

June 5, 2021

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor This year marks the 20th anniversary of Denzel Washington’s movie “Training Day.” Just let that marinate for a minute. The movie followed Washington’s character, a highly decorated narcotics detective, as he spent a day assessing and training an officer who was up for a promotion. In those 24 […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor, Police Reform

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White Fragility: The Essence of America’s Fear of Critical Race Theory

June 5, 2021

By LaKeshia N. Myers A century ago, African American citizens of the Greenwood District of Tulsa, Oklahoma, had their community decimated within the span of 18 hours. Spurred by a rumor of an alleged sexual assault of a white female by a Black teenager in an elevator, the Black neighborhood was under siege by a […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Critical Race Theory, LaKeshia N. Myers, White Fragility

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It’s Time to Demilitarize the Police

May 29, 2021

By Alex Lasry Tuesday marked one year since the murder of George Floyd. In the last year, we’ve seen some incremental steps forward toward a more equitable society. But it is not enough. We need to continue to fight against systemic racism and make real progress toward meaningful police reform. There are steps that can […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Alex Lasry, Demilitarizing Police

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Policing Reform Bills

May 29, 2021

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor A Chance to Get It Right on the Front End It’s estimated that more than 90% of law enforcement agencies in the U.S. require psychological screening of their applicants, either before or after receiving a conditional offer of employment. The Wisconsin State Assembly Committee on Criminal Justice and […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor, Police Reform

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R-E-S-P-E-C-T: It’s Time for Equity in Women’s Sports

May 29, 2021

By LaKeshia N. Myers All my life I have been immersed in and around sports. Whether watching on television or participating in team sports as a student, I’m very thankful that my parents made it their business to introduce me to various sports to develop athleticism, camaraderie and leadership skills—skills that I continue to use […]

Popular Interests In This Article: LaKeshia N. Myers, Womens Sports

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O Say, Can’t You See? — Why Legislating American Patriotism is a Slippery Slope

May 15, 2021

By LaKeshia N. Myers Before anyone decides to draw their own misinformed conclusions about me (or the title of this article), let me set the record straight: I am very patriotic. Being the niece and cousin of veterans who have served in every military action since the Korean War, my love for service members and […]

Popular Interests In This Article: LaKeshia N. Myers, Legislating American Patriotism

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Critical Race Theory and White Privilege

May 8, 2021

Legislatively Speaking By Senator Lena C. Taylor The Tennessean newspaper, recently reported, “The Tennessee General Assembly has banned the teaching of critical race theory, passing a law at the very end of the legislative session to withhold funding from public schools that teach about white privilege. Republicans in the House made the legislation a last-minute […]

Popular Interests In This Article: Critical Race Theory, Legislatively Speaking, Lena C. Taylor

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The Mis-education of Wisconsin Republicans

May 8, 2021

By LaKeshia N. Myers Budgets are blueprints for an organization’s priorities. In the state of Wisconsin, our budget shows the people of the state what our leaders’ value—and with the latest actions by the Republican-led Joint Finance Committee, I’d venture to say they don’t value the people of this state very much. Last week, the […]

Popular Interests In This Article: LaKeshia Myers

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Making It Plain: What Black America Needs to Know About COVID-19 and Vaccines

May 8, 2021

Black Women: Voices for Our Victory Over the Covid-19 Virus and the Variants By Darryl Sellers As the primary health officers of the African American family, Black women make up to 79% of the health care decisions for their families. Black women have been closely involved with healthcare issues and other crises of importance to […]

Popular Interests In This Article: COVID-19, COVID-19 Vaccine, Darryl Sellers, Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith

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