“Art & Activism, Together, Have The Superpower To Change The World…”
The Steves - The Art of Activism
The Voice Of A Journalistic Activist
Soledad O'Brien covers the Rubber Black Man shooting figure & my artistic response to its existence. Shout out the Center for Artistic Activism, the AATCLC and Oakstop in Oakland for their support in this process.
In My Hometown Paper
An article in the SF Chronicle covering this issue.
The San Francisco Chronicle covered the story about the petition and my artistic response to the situation. Click here to read the article online.
It’s Not Illegal. It’s Immoral.
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Sign it.
It’s a fact of American life that people of African descent are disproportionately targeted by law enforcement and racially motivated extremist groups. While millions of Americans demand police reform, the US Government is participating in the purchase of rubber Black men for target practice.
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Watch It.
View the YouTube station Dedicated to video coverage of the petition effort and videos related to the issue.
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Heal It
Decommissioning Stage 4 is an invocation. The installation includes elements of Kemetic, West African, and African-American spiritual science, technology and imagery. It serves to silently yet prayerfully utter the names of those featured and unknown who have suffered violence at the hands of the desensitized. It affirms the fact that the ancestors have the backs of the central figure and the being(s) it embodies. Click below to watch the virtual artist statement.
Watch The Webinar
In the webinar, I’m in conversation with Dr. Tony Jackson, Neuropsychologist and President of the Bay Area Chapter of the Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) and Mikail Ali, President of the Greater Bay Area Chapter of the National African American Gun Association (NAAGA).
Watch the webinar to get in-depth knowledge of this issue.
Our Community Partners
Big ups to our community partners who are lifting their voices in support of this effort. Our list is growing every day. CLICK HERE if you would like to discuss signing on as a community partner.
