One of the members of the Black Farmers & Agriculturalists Association, Inc. holds his hat during a prayer at a press conference the organization held on Feb. 5 to discuss its progress in the case for justice for its members. Photo by Andrea Morales for MLK50

In the book “Let This Radicalize You” by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba, a Native organizer, Morning Star Gali, gives some sound advice when it comes to movement work. “Not only do we need rest,” she says, “we also need rejuvenation.”

We embrace that idea at MLK50: Justice Through Journalism. And so, we’ll be taking a publishing break from March 10 through March 14. 

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