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Together we can build a multiracial democracy that is truly free.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Dawn Harrington & Jessica Rodriguez: Part II

Part 2: Dawn and Jessica Dig Deeper Into Mass Detention and Incarceration

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Dawn Harrington & Jessica Rodriguez: Part I

Part 1: Dawn and Jessica on Intersections of Mass Incarceration and Detention

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Candi Brings Plenty (Detroit)

Candi Brings Plenty on Standing Rock, Two Spirit and Indigenous peoples.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Ahya Simone (Detroit)

Listen to the music of harpist, singer, and songwriter Ahya Simone.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Isa Noyola (Detroit)

Isa Noyola on queer and trans immigration.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Mama Rhonda (Detroit)

Mama Rhonda on the inhuman conditions of the prison system.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Kiera Dixon (Detroit)

Kiera Dixon on queer and trans youth of color in New Orleans.

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Roksana Mun (Detroit)

Roksana Mun on the impact of classism in racism and organizing

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Tawana “Honeycomb” Petty (Detroit)

Tawana “Honeycomb” Petty on clean water access and perceptions of Detroit

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Highlights: Facing Race FRED Talks

Watch this preview of our upcoming FRED Talks series filmed at Facing Race!

Fred Talks

Fred Talks

Mass Freedom, a Project of Race Forward

Activists and community leaders unite in the fight to end systems of oppression.

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Background is a beach shoreline with Pacific Islanders playing on the sand and a hut in the upper left corner with a thatched roof that says “SAFE AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR ALL.” In the foreground is a group of Pacific Islander women sitting in a line weaving a mat made of pandanus leaves. The threads of the mat spell out “childcare, healthcare, higher education, immigration, job training, mental health counseling, and substance abuse treatment.” Above the women is white text that reads “ABOLITION CREATES THRIVING COMMUNITIES”

Abolition in Our Times: A Gathering of Pacific Islander and Asian American Communities

Drop the I-Word

SEAFN National Campaign Launch Video

Beyond Walls and Cages: Prisons, Borders, and Global Crisis

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