Minneapolis Interview Project

Law Professor, Community Justice Advocate, and Children's Author/Publisher with a Pan-African Lens

Civil Civil Rights Attorney & Museum Curator Harvests the Stories Community Needs

Celebrated Queer Honduran Poet Puts Down Roots in Minneapolis

Social Movement Photographer and ABLE Press Founder

Singer, Songwriter, Poet, Mother, Grandmother, Organizer

Chicano Reporter from LA, Centers Marginalized Workers

Formerly Incarcerated Professor Makes Sacred Trouble

Korean Adoptee's Asian Identity Journey, Leads to Career as Trauma Healer

Black Queer Lefty From New Orleans Reclaims Nature, God and Politics

Lesbian Feminist Educator Still Learning, To Repair the World

From Jim Crow New Orleans to Professor in Mpls: The Making of a Black Communist

Black/ Asian Writer Grapples with Identity, Dares to Nurture Untold Stories

Fought Criminal Injustice with American Indian Movement, became Indigenous Mystery Writer

NYC Poet Finds Community in Minneapolis Police Abolition Movement.

Boyhood at Howard University, with Stars like Toni Morrison, Learned to Write Things That Matter

Our Minneapolis Revolution: 1930s, 1970s, & Today.

Long-Time Organizer Against Police Brutality, Fights the Power

Haitian American Poet Misses New York, Builds Artist's Life in South Minneapolis

Mexico Ctiy Student Activist 1968, Becomes Latinx Advocate on Lake Street

Indigenous Poet on Growing Up "Urban Indian" in Phillips Neighborhood.

Poet and MeToo Advocate, on the Politics of Consent.