SUPPORT INTERSECTIONALITY IN ACTION THIS #GIVINGTUESDAY
Updated: Dec 16, 2020
Dear Friends,
As another banner year for AAPF winds down, we thank you, our supporters, for helping to keep the fire for justice burning. Your encouragement and solidarity have invigorated our fight during a time of global upheaval.
The wind hasn’t always been at our back, but with your support, we’ve continued to move arts, action and activism towards intersectional justice. And we’ve seen many of you there.
This fall, we brought our passion for arts and activism to the Women’s Building Community Block Party. As part of our ongoing #SayHerName campaign, our presentation paired the rousing vocals of AAPF artist-in-residence Abby Dobson with dramatic readings of words from family members of Meagan Hockaday, Michelle Cusseaux, India Kager, India Beatty, Tanisha Anderson, and Shelly Frey--all of whom are Black female victims of racist state violence.
Earlier this month in Atlanta, we organized and hosted Reconstructing Our Democracy: A Midterms Post-Mortem and Call to Action. The event brought academics and activists together at a pivotal battleground state in the midterm elections. Eminent thinkers from a variety of backgrounds collaborated to develop actionable solutions to some of the nation’s most pressing dilemmas.
And we’re not slowing down. Tomorrow evening, we’re hosting Asian Americans and Affirmative Action: Understanding SFFA v. Harvard, a moderated panel geared toward dispelling myths about the effect of race-conscious admissions policies on the Asian American community.
As you complete your holiday shopping, don’t forget that your loved ones can rep intersectional justice in style with the latest threads in AAPF merch. We’ve extended our Cyber Monday deals, so order now to get free shipping on all orders over $15 with discount code INTERSECTIONALITE. And if you do shop with Amazon, please remember that you can support us on Amazonsmile by listing us as your charity of choice. It’s an easy way to support our work while celebrating the holidays.
Your support has been the cornerstone for decades of dynamic programming, expansive research and intersectional coalition building. As the 30th anniversary of intersectionality approaches next year, we thank you for your role in advancing the inclusive vision of justice that has guided AAPF since its inception, and look forward to fighting alongside you for 30 more.
Warmly,
The AAPF Team
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