White disabled activists combating racism against the non-white disabled community is the topic of this edition of Pushing Limits radio program. Producer/host Eddie Ytuarte will
Ivette Ale and Dahlia Ferlito talk with Erin Heaney, director of Showing Up for Racial justice, about the history of white people taking anti-racist action
Beth Howard, Rural Kentucky Campaign Director at SURJ, came up with the slogan “Rednecks for Black Lives.”. She recently shared her story with Soledad O’Brien
By Roberto Roldan, WFPL Louisville Workers at the jail in downtown Louisville are speaking out about what they see as a growing crisis. They say
By Adrian Florido, NPR Adrian Florido: Police and vigilantes, says Erin Heaney (National Director for SURJ), respond less aggressively when there are white people in
By Ayana Archie, Louisville Courier Journal | Photo by Joe Sonka About 50 people gathered in downtown Louisville on Saturday afternoon to protest the verdict in
by Ray Levy Uyeda, Yes! Magazine A Grassroots Culture Shift for Reparations Until federal reparations are actualized, grassroots organizations across the country are heeding the
Op-Ed by LSURJ member Carla F Wallace, Louisville Courier Journal / Photo by Alton Strupp In the summer of 1985, Robert and Martha Marshall’s home
By Raina Lipsitz, The New Republic | photo by KC Kratt Erie County Sheriff and Trump superfan Timothy B. Howard should be as notorious as Joe Arpaio, the famously
by Ken Baker, Wave 3 News There’s a renewed push to end cash bonds in the Metro, with one local group saying it negatively impacts
