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Less than a year after his infamous slap, Smith is back on screen in an Oscar contender—and I’m left wrestling with the question of to see or not see the movie.
Maybe you seldom if ever fit the descriptions at the heart of racial profiling or stop-and-frisk policies, but the Supreme Court's decision to protect the police from being sued leaves the rest of us vulnerable and takes away a path to justice.
The Lensic Performing Arts Center presents John Edgar Wideman with Mitchell S. Jackson, Wednesday, March 30, 2022.
Oregon and 19 other states still use language from the 13th Amendment to govern working conditions for inmates—some of whom still pick actual cotton. The rules are changing, but not without resistance.
Mitchell S. Jackson considers the sideways looks he gets when boarding a plane, and how they make him question whether he belongs up there.