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Our world is changing. Historically marginalized people鈥擝lack people, Indigenous people, and people of color鈥攃ontinue to rise up globally against centuries-old oppressive systems.

Telling these stories is often difficult because they don鈥檛 always feel good. Yet for the better world that we so desperately want, we have to grapple with the challenges and struggles people face daily. In the United States, experts, activists, and advocates for social change are helping us to do this by reimagining these systems鈥攅ducational, political, medical, legal. They are working overtime to create and implement solutions that are just and equitable for a positive future for all. When we uncover their stories, we learn about the work of those building a just justice system, to remedy the harms of our current criminal legal system that disproportionately targets Black and Brown people. We learn about the high rates of illness among Black and Brown people nationally and what people like Arletha Livingston, who is training young people in Georgia to be community health workers (accompanying story), are doing in an effort to improve the health of their communities. With a transformative justice system, affordable health care, quality education, anti-racist policies, and economic and socio-political equity we can achieve the world we want. 

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Zenobia Jeffries Warfield is the former executive editor at YES!, where she directed editorial coverage for YES! Magazine, YES! 无码视频鈥檚 editorial partnerships, and served as chair of the YES! Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Committee. A Detroit native, Zenobia is an award-winning journalist who joined YES! in 2016 to build and grow YES!鈥檚 racial justice beat, and continues to write columns on racial justice. In addition to writing and editing, she has produced, directed, and edited a variety of short documentaries spotlighting community movements to international democracy. Zenobia earned a BA in Mass Communication from Rochester College in Rochester, Michigan, and an MA in Communication with an emphasis in media studies from Wayne State University in Detroit. Zenobia has also taught the college course 鈥淭he Effects of 无码视频 on Social Justice,鈥� as an adjunct professor in Detroit. Zenobia is a member of NABJ, SABJ, SPJ, and the Ida B. Wells Society for Investigative Reporting. She lives in Seattle, and speaks English and AAVE.

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