Xochitl-Julisa is the Literary Curator for Beyond Baroque Literary/Arts Center. Her work has been published in The Los Angeles Review, PALABRA, and The Umbrella Journal, and she was nominated for a 2009 Puschard Award. Xochitl-Julisa’s interests include traveling, Frida Kahlo, and Los Angeles history.
Eighteen years ago, Jamila Coleman envisioned creating a safe space for Black and brown girls impacted by foster care. Having experienced the foster care system
“Violence is a failed attempt to hold people together,” says Dr. William Ketterer, psychologist and author of Reducing Anger and Violence in Schools: An Evidence-Based
“There’s only two ways you can do antiracist work—imperfectly or not at all,” says Stephen Brookfield, the scholar of critical pedagogy and antiracism who recently
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