
Category: Reggie Jackson
Reggie Jackson: Reflecting one year later on the significance of Juneteenth becoming a Federal holiday
by Reggie Jackson | Jun 20, 2022 | Columns, Reggie Jackson
“It should be a paid holiday and not just a check-the-box holiday added to your calendar. You...
Read MoreThe constant trauma of mass shootings: When an unbroken chain of acceptable violence leaves us numb
by Reggie Jackson | May 30, 2022 | Columns, Featured, Reggie Jackson
I am rarely at a loss for words. However, I found myself struggling to process the horrific...
Read MoreBuffalo shooter not a lone wolf: How mainstream racial discourse nurtures White domestic terrorists
by Reggie Jackson | May 18, 2022 | Columns, Featured, Reggie Jackson
“We don’t want to be protected after the fact. We want to be protected and treated like we matter...
Read MoreLessons from the Downtown shootings: Residents of Milwaukee cannot hide from our responsibilities
by Reggie Jackson | May 16, 2022 | Columns, Featured, Reggie Jackson
Near the end of the Milwaukee Bucks playoff game against the Boston Celtics three people were shot...
Read MoreWhy hate is alive and well: Silence, suppression, and the Racial Reckoning in America that never was
by Reggie Jackson | May 4, 2022 | Columns, Featured, Reggie Jackson
“Racism is not easy to talk about in racially mixed company. It is often considered downright...
Read MoreWhen book bans become personal: A list of the twenty-two books I own that have been politically prohibited
by Reggie Jackson | Apr 25, 2022 | Columns, Featured, Reggie Jackson
“In total, for the nine-month period represented (July 1, 2021 to March 31, 2022), the Index lists...
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