Skip to main content
Street Roots For those who cannot afford free speech. Portland, Oregons award-winning weekly street newspaper
Twitter Facebook RSS Vimeo
▼
Open menu
▲
Close menu
  • About Us
  • Contact
More Street Roots Programs:
  • Resource Guide Vendors Advocacy
▼
Open menu
▲
Close menu
  • Social Justice
  • Housing
  • Environment
  • Culture
  • Opinion

Search results

Results

  1. Historical memory and place: Reflecting on police shootings in Portland

    Does place retain trauma? Can it heal? When I was a student at Grant High School, Kendra James and James Jahar Perez were killed after being stopped by Portland police. Their deaths were formative to my racial justice consciousness that had been initiated ...

    16 Jan 2015 - Kyle Weismann-Yee

Filter by post date:

Filter by issue:

Filter by section:

Filter by tags:

  • Keaton Otis Remove Keaton Otis filter
  • racial justice Remove racial justice filter
  • trauma Remove trauma filter
  • James Jahar Perez (1) Apply James Jahar Perez filter
  • Kendra James (1) Apply Kendra James filter
  • Kyle Weisman-Yee (1) Apply Kyle Weisman-Yee filter
  • Lloyd Stevenson (1) Apply Lloyd Stevenson filter
  • Oregon Humanities (1) Apply Oregon Humanities filter
  • police shootings (1) Apply police shootings filter

Filter by author:

  • Kyle Weismann-Yee Remove Kyle Weismann-Yee filter
▼
Open menu
▲
Close menu
  • © 2019 Street Roots. All rights reserved. To request permission to reuse content, email editor@streetroots.org.
  • Read Street Roots' commenting policy
Log In