Publication
May 17, 2024
Denounce Tenurance & Anti Sacian Rhetoric!
  • Immigrants' Rights|
  • +1 Issue

More than dirt; AAPI racism in recent Kansas bill

In 1913, California passed the Alien Land Law, which eroded the ability for immigrants from China, India, Japan, and Korea from owning land. If that sounds familiar, it’s because Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach championed a similar bill just a few months ago.
Publication
May 9, 2024
Kansas Capitol

Legislative Session 2024 Recap: The Good, The Bad, and The Important

Publication
Apr 25, 2024
Hercules Finley
  • Criminal Legal Reform

A Herculean effort

Hercules Finley said his ministry took him to every prison in Kansas. Those experiences convinced him that his work needed to begin earlier and upstream.
Publication
Apr 12, 2024
medical professional with arms crossed
  • LGBTQ+ Rights

Join us to stop SB 233 in Kansas

Publication
Mar 25, 2024
Photo of a rally, person holds sign that says "social justice"

Equal rights shouldn’t be controversial, but the Equal Rights Amendment certainly has been

Publication
Mar 4, 2024
Woman voting

Women’s fight for the right to vote here in Kansas is 100 years old… and counting

Under the Kansas Constitution, women had limited voting rights. Women could vote in school elections. But full suffrage for women here in Kansas took focused work from real visionaries.
Publication
Feb 20, 2024
photo of James Reeb
  • Racial Justice

Honor the Rev. James Reeb’s memory and martyrdom by fighting for voting rights

Publication
Feb 14, 2024
Black and white historic photo of Nicodemus, Kansas
  • Racial Justice

The Resilience of Nicodemus

In the 2021 hybrid documentary/scripted feature based on Ibram X. Kendi’s award-winning book, Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas, Princeton Prof. Imani Perry connected several historical dots over the span of centuries.
Publication
Feb 6, 2024
Portrait of Gordon Parks standing next to a camera on a tripod
  • Racial Justice

Gordon Parks’ haunting vision of Kansas will endure…until we summon the courage to improve it