As a young Black man in the Deep South, Danny Cherry Jr. had become accustomed to looking away when cruel policies led to violence or death. But two dead refugees at the border changed that.
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Sally Kitch, the daughter of civil servants, was steeped in the doings of Washington, DC, from a young age. But a letter from a Senator helped open the door to a life of active citizenship.
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The fatal shooting of a baby boy in Aimee Meredith Cox’s Brooklyn neighborhood led her to question growing used to “the relentless repetition of injury and death” that is part of the Black experience in America.
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Anandi Mishra has always relished walking the lively streets of Delhi, India. But the coronavirus lockdown has made her feel less safe, causing her to wonder if she must change the way she lives.
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