Thinking for ourselves By Shea Howell Water Games April 5, 2020 Mayor Duggan assured the city that he has restored water to everyone who has been shut off at his daily COVID-19 briefing on Friday, […]
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Legal Battle Ends, Abolition Work Continues
Siwatu Salama-Ra Spring/Summer 2020 Update Legal Battle Ends, Abolition Work Continues Due to the changes we’ve had to make in our schedule and the print issue, Riverwise is only now making this vital announcement to […]
March for Black Women: Breathing together
Notes From the Movement March for Black Women: Breathing together by Monica Isaac On September 23rd, a grand jury indicted a former Louisville police officer for wanton endangerment during a raid on Breonna Taylor’s home […]
Weekly Liberation
Weekly Liberation by Monica Isaac The ongoing Movement for Black Lives has shown itself to be active in several ways beyond direct action. One of those ways has been the need for accessible and community […]
Occupation is a Crime, From Detroit to Palestine
Posted on August 31, 2020 Photo by Adam J Dewey Occupation is a Crime, From Detroit to Palestine by Monica Isaac (editor’s note: Daily marches and rallies led by Detroit Will Breathe have been sustained […]
Sustained Protests: The Beginnings Of System Change
Posted on July 28, 2020 Photo by Keviyan Richardson The daily protest demonstrations against police brutality in Detroit have been relatively peaceful. Yet, until yesterday, police response has been extremely antagonistic. Nearly 150 protesters were […]
Legal Battle Ends, Abolition Work Continues
Posted on July 23, 2020 Siwatu Salama-Ra Spring/Summer 2020 Update Legal Battle Ends, Abolition Work Continues Due to the changes we’ve had to make in our schedule and the print issue, Riverwise is only now […]
