Activism‘Mandela Act’ Could Be First Step Toward Abolishing Solitary Confinement in California We can observe Black August by advocating for prisoners. AB2632 is stuck in the state Senate Appropriations Committee, which must act by August 11. John Sweeney | August 5, 2022
NewsLAPD Waits Days to Answer Questions After Shooting a Man in the Back LAPD shot Jermaine Petit in the back several times after reports of him possessing a “deadly weapon.” Officers later revealed they only found a small car part at the scene. Sean Beckner-Carmitchel | July 28, 2022
NewsLAPD’s 77th Street Division Under Investigation After Flying Jolly Roger Flag LAPD has refused to provide records of the incident. Jon Peltz | January 16, 2022
InterviewWhy Legalizing Sex Work Isn’t What Sex Workers Want Legalizing sex work has historically landed sex workers in harm’s way, often at the hands of the police. Nessa Moreno | June 2, 2021
Activism“There are no sweeps” — the new line from Councilmember Mitch O’Farrell’s office Tired of trying to justify the city’s inhumane sweeps of unhoused residents, Mitch O’Farrell’s office focuses on proper word choice. Jacob Woocher | August 19, 2019
ActivismOne Year of Protest: DA Lacey and The People. 52 weeks at the Hall of Injustice. Adam Smith | October 21, 2018
