Whose World is This: Race and White Supremacy in the Anti-Globalization Movement
By Walidah Imarisha
Published in Rain and Thunder, Winter 2001
essays
Uprockin' the Rose City: The Community That Hip Hop Built
in
printed in Oregon Humanities Magazine Summer 2011
http://oregonhumanities.org/magazine/issue/belong/walidah-imarisha-on-po...
Uprockin' the Rose City
The community that hip hop built
No Woman Should Have To Go It Alone: Black Birth Experiences in Oregon
in
Originally posted on Western States Center's blog:
http://www.westernstatescenter.org/blog-and-discussion/no-woman-should-h...
by Walidah Imarisha
Why Reproductive Justice is a Black Thing
in
Originally published on Western States Center's blog
(http://www.westernstatescenter.org/blog-and-discussion/why-reproductive-...)
Jericho Review
in
How Strong Are the Walls of Jericho?
Published on Imagine 2050
Jan. 25, 2009
http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/2009/01/25/how-strong-are-the-walls-of-je...
By Walidah Imarisha
Race and the Left Response to Katrina
in
From the Ground Up: Race and the Left Response to Katrina
Brother From Another Planet Review
in
No Blacks, Immigrants or Aliens Allowed;
Review of The Brother From Another Planet
Published at Imagine 2050
http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/2008/08/18/no-blacks-immigrants-or-aliens...
Hancock Review
in
Hancock: Black Superheroes Wanted
Published at Imagine 2050
http://imagine2050.newcomm.org/2008/07/24/black-superheroes-wanted/
Children of Men Review
in
Who You Calling Illegal, Pilgrim: Children of Men review
Published at Imagine 2050
The Vital Importance of Mumia Abu-Jamal
in
By Walidah Imarisha
Mumia Abu-Jamal, award winning journalist, activist, organizer, "voice of the voiceless" and resident of Pennsylvania's death row, was denied his appeal to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. They waited almost an entire year to hand down that verdict, I remember the big protest we had outside the court the day the hearing happened (a hearing Mumia was supposed to be allowed to appear at personally, until the last minute when they wouldn't let him come. It would have been his first in person court appears in over a decade).
Mumia Abu-Jamal, award winning journalist, activist, organizer, "voice of the voiceless" and resident of Pennsylvania's death row, was denied his appeal to the Third Circuit Court of Appeals. They waited almost an entire year to hand down that verdict, I remember the big protest we had outside the court the day the hearing happened (a hearing Mumia was supposed to be allowed to appear at personally, until the last minute when they wouldn't let him come. It would have been his first in person court appears in over a decade).
