Friend. Sister. Inspiration. Terra Tarice is my favorite photographer and all around dope individual. Check her out and feel free to read her bio written by yours truly (shameless plug).

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Images captured by Sheree R. Swann of Lens of Life Photography.

3/31/12 - Save Our Sons Flash Mob (Five Points Marta Station, ATL)

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MAMA’s ARMY and M.O.B.B. Presents “SONS not SUSPECTS” Flash MOBB at Five Points Train Station (ATL) 3.31.2012. #SaveOurSons

Photo courtesy of Taj Anwar Baoll Jackson.

Biafran volunteers, men and women, drilling and taking basic infantry training.

Photo: Priya Ramrakha/Time & Life Pictures/Getty Images

Jul 01, 1967

Just purchased this book. Very cool tool for inspiration.

Social Media Advice from Photographer Chacho Puebla

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Photography by Lakin Ogunbanwo, a Nigerian-born photographer

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Red Fan by skinr on Flickr.

Last night’s art show was inspiring. The work was phenomenal. Various mediums, from collage to photography, were used to interpret the justice system and how it continues to fail us (Troy Davis being the latest example of its malice).

These are the four pieces I decided to show. They are from demonstrations that took place the weeks before Troy Davis’ murder by the state of Georgia.

Yesterday was the National Day of Protest to End Police Brutality. The family of Joetavius Stafford was present - along with FTP Movement, the Revolutionary Communist Party and members of the New Black Panther Party. There was also a black man who claimed to be an American - flanked in red, white and blue (I genuinely hope that America accepts him soon).

The cops across the street were laughing and carrying on as if a movement wasn’t unfolding before them. They assume that everyone will go on about their business soon. We will not forget. I am Joetavius Stafford. I am Troy Davis. I am Oscar Grant. I am Kathryn Johnston. I am Sean Bell.