Honor the Rev. James Reeb’s memory and martyrdom by fighting for voting rights
Though his martyrdom lives on, justice has eluded the Rev. James Reeb.
February 20, 2024Blogs
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The Resilience of Nicodemus
In the 2021 hybrid documentary/scripted feature based on Ibram X. Kendi’s award-winning book, Stamped From the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas, Princeton Prof. Imani Perry connected several historical dots over the span of centuries.
February 14, 2024
Gordon Parks’ haunting vision of Kansas will endure…until we summon the courage to improve it
My dear friend, Ted Ayres, after years of serving as vice president/general counsel for Wichita State University, now hosts an engaging show on KPTS in Wichita about one of his passions – books. Ted reads 150 to 200 books a year.
Donald L. Hollowell served King and many other civil rights icons with startling courage
A John F. Kennedy documentary that aired recently referenced efforts to free the Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. from a brutal Geogia prison back in 1960, but didn’t mention the man escorting King out of the facility, Lawyer Don Hollowell.
Sedgwick County bail system favors the wealthy and desperately needs reform
This editorial was originally published by the Wichita Eagle on December 23, 2023.
January 23, 2024
We’re reimagining justice with big goals this session.
With the 2024 legislative session upon us, we’re gearing up to advocate for much-needed criminal legal reform. Check out an overview of our biggest goals.
January 5, 2024