Brendan
McInerney
2026
Since time in memorial, the wetlands surrounding the Wakarusa River have had a reciprocal relationship with Indigenous peoples. Today, Courtney King, and other scientists at Haskell Indian Nations University are working to maintain that relationship in spite of continual efforts to turn the wetlands into commercial real estate. Although the task is arduous, they walk to the future in the footsteps of students, faculty staff and Native American people that came before them.
2023
Despite constant surveillance and harassment from the Saratoga Springs Police Department
and the community, Lexis and the members of Black Lives Matter Saratoga-which he founded
in 2020-have brought about quantifiable change to the small town. Because of Lexis'
philosophy of constant disruption, people in Saratoga Springs have been forced to talk about policing. In March of this year, local politicians in Saratoga Springs-elected with the support of BLM Saratoga—partially defunded the police department.
2022
On February of 2019, Nijeer Parks was wrongfully arrested because of an erroneous facial recognition match. For the last decade, law enforcement agencies have been adopting this controversial technology which is less accurate when identifying people of color and women, and can be deliberately misused by cops to falsify investigative leads. Now, as Nijeer’s efforts to hold police accountable are stalled in the court system, police in his hometown are developing novel ways to surveil the community.
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2022
In the summer and fall of 2021, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance—a labor union representing taxi and ride share drivers—held a hunger strike outside city hall to demand relief from business loans they saw as exploitative.
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