What does Juneteenth mean if you're white?
For many Black Americans, the story of Juneteenth is a demonstration of the endurance and self-direction of their centuries-long struggle towards freedom. What does it mean if you're white?
Let’s organize beyond the call to action
Building healthy, empowered communities is the only way we get to the future that aligns with our values.
Read. Watch. Listen.
Honor Black history and celebrate Black futures with these media recommendations from SURJ San Diego’s newsletter team.
Tired + Inspired
The opportunity for real, transformative change is crackling like an electric charge—even in this difficult moment. So we Keep. Showing. Up.
Why Mutual Aid?
Why the concept of “solidarity not charity” is critical to collective liberation—and how we can work to redistribute resources that have been unfairly accumulated through generations of systemic racism.
Flunk the Filibuster
This post (originally published in our newsletter May 5th, 2021) explores why progressive lawmakers refer to this over-used procedural loophole as the “Jim Crow filibuster.”
Land of the First People
November is Native American Heritage Month and we are excited to share a new way to learn about the Native American heritage of San Diego! This digital tour entitled “Land of the First People” is a project by the Kumeyaay Nation and California State Parks.