Academy Award-Nominated Work Raises Questions About Representation
The Academy Award-nominated documentary Writing with Fire shows us a group of women whose questions are their armor and opportunity to reshape society.
The Power to Heal.
What has been slowly changing is the language around life and death. We are seeing more public conversations about the human experience of being here and how we choose to experience and define the here and now.
The First Posthumous Pardon in Louisiana History
Louisiana civil rights activist Homer Plessy, posthumously pardoned for his 1892 conviction, sparked a historical moment. The pardon, unique in Louisiana’s history, symbolizes resolution, relief for his descendants, and the potential for altering legacies. Posthumous pardons, like those for The Martinsville Seven, offer some semblance of justice and shed light on historical injustices in America.
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