Black Breath MattersWatching the murder of John NevilleAug 6, 2020A response icon3Aug 6, 2020A response icon3
Published inZORAI Am Reading Black WomenUnable to organize consistent thoughts, find useful words, or move to effective action, I am readingJun 3, 2020A response icon8Jun 3, 2020A response icon8
Published inZORA2020 Democratic Primary: Who Should I Vote for On Super TuesdayMelissa Harris-Perry talks with top ranking Black women in the 2020 presidential campaigns before casting her Super Tuesday voteMar 2, 2020A response icon2Mar 2, 2020A response icon2
Published inZORAHere’s the Real State of Our Union, as WOC See ItIn this ZORA first, a roundtable of key women of color express shaky optimism, as well as willingness to harness the power that lies withinFeb 3, 2020A response icon2Feb 3, 2020A response icon2
Rep. Pamila Jayapal Articulates a Progressive Agenda with Women of Color at the Center.Voices of ZORA’s 2020 State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020
Rinku Sen Reflects on Leadership of Young Women of ColorVoices of ZORA’s State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020
Cristina Beltran Offers the Wisdom of Gloria Anzaldúa to Understand the State of Our UnionVoices of ZORA’s State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020
Rosario Quiroz Villarreal Exposes Barriers to Education for Undocumented Girls and WomenVoices of ZORA’s 2020 State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020
Rep Karen Bass Takes Action on the Real State of Our UnionVoices of ZORA’s 2020 State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020A response icon1Feb 3, 2020A response icon1
Rajul Punjabi Reminds Us We Need Therapy and Inspiration to Strengthen the State of Our UnionVoices of ZORA’s 2020 State of Our UnionFeb 3, 2020Feb 3, 2020