Tag: jordan baker

• Man Interrupted: Accountability as Apology

  

  *Satire. Written with our deepest apologies to Sheriff R. Glenn Smith, Brian Encinia, Daniel Willis, Dante Servin and all the many law enforcement officials who have suffered due to the death of black women. You have suffered so many small inconveniences, and temporary life interruptions, yet all we have done is think of the bereaved families of the…

  Hannah Adair Bonner

  April 13, 2016

  Featured, Justice

  daniel willis, eric garner, jordan baker, judge, judge a.m. mccaig, judge mccaig, lacuna Mcdonald, mccaig, natasha mckenna, satire, say her name, tamer rice, walter scott, yvette smith

• Sandra Bland In A Sea of Red: Remembering The Names We Forget

  

  “Hey, I am from Houston,” I said recognizing the gentle face of the woman walking next to me among the families of those lost to police brutality walking together to the 20th Anniversary of the Million Man March. Behind us in a sea of red shirts was Trayvon Martin’s mother, ahead of us Michael Brown’s…

  Hannah Adair Bonner

  October 13, 2015

  Featured, Justice

  #sandrabland, #sandyspeaks, African American, black lives matter, blacklivesmatter, Geneva Reed-Veal, janet baker, jordan baker, Million Man March, police brutality