Fela! The Musical Could Be Going to Nigeria
by Hatty Lee, Jamilah King on January 5 2011, 4:01PM
The legendary Afrobeat performer’s legacy continues to grow worldwide.
Topics: Arts & Culture
Hatty Lee
Art and Production Manager
Oakland, CA
Hatty is the Art and Production Manager for ARC and ColorLines Magazine. Born and raised in the Bay Area, she attended Santa Clara University and the Academy of Art University. She has done design work with various organizations and artists to promote issues ranging from domestic violence to immigration. She was Design Director of Hyphen Magazine, a non-profit Asian American magazine. She believes that visual media and music are important tools in bringing people together and changing politics.
Hatty tweets at @hattyslee.
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Obama Signs Bill To Pay Black and Native Farmers—Finally!
by Hatty Lee on December 9 2010, 2:51PM
After more than a decade of struggle, black and Native famers get their due.
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Art and Activism Come Together to Make DREAM a Reality
by Hatty Lee on November 30 2010, 11:05AM
The fight to pass the DREAM Act moves from Congress to the canvas.
Topics: Arts & Culture, DREAM Act
Honoring Our Nation’s Veterans
by Hatty Lee, Jamilah King on November 11 2010, 3:36PM
We take a moment to look at the sacrifices soldiers face abroad, and at home.
Topics: National Security
Raising Social Awareness Through Love of Video
by Hatty Lee on November 10 2010, 6:39PM
Jason Lee’s “Jubilee Project” tries to spread the joy.
Topics: Celebrate Love
America’s Millions of Disenfranchised, Largely Black Voters
by Hatty Lee, Jamilah King on November 2 2010, 5:21PM
Black men have lost voting rights to criminal justice at a rate seven times that of the national average.
Topics: Criminal Justice, Politics
A Journey Beyond “Disability,” Inspired By Love
by Hatty Lee on October 26 2010, 7:30PM
Mia and Stacey blog about their big move, and how they’ll help each other make it.
Topics: Celebrate Love
Communities Remember Victims of Police Violence—and Demand Reform
by Hatty Lee, Julianne Hing on October 23 2010, 12:11PM
As rallies mark National Anti-Police Brutality, we look back on this year’s high-profile killings.
Topics: Criminal Justice
Honoring Japanese American WWII Veterans
by Hatty Lee on October 6 2010, 5:10PM
This latest award is one of many already granted to a highly decorated group of Japanese-American soliders from WWII.
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Dispatch from Juarez: Snapshots of Peace, on the Society Pages
by Hatty Lee on October 5 2010, 9:34AM
Amid raging violence, families and friends still find joy.
Topics: Dispatches
An Eye on Our Movement: Images from Facing Race in Chicago
by Hatty Lee on October 4 2010, 2:21PM
Nearly 800 racial justice activists came together in Chicago to plot the movement’s future.
Topics: Facing Race 2010
by Hatty Lee, Jamilah King on September 21 2010, 2:16PM
A new set of maps shows that racial segregation in America’s cities is alive and well.
Topics: Technology
White House Dance Tribute to Judith Jamison
by Hatty Lee on September 8 2010, 1:57PM
The afternoon began with workshops for young students.
Topics: Arts & Culture
How New Orleans Plans to Clean Up Its Cops
by Hatty Lee on August 30 2010, 11:10AM
A breakdown of the efforts to rebuild New Orleans police—and hold officers’ accountable to violence in the days after Katrina.
Topics: Criminal Justice
King’s Movement Was More Interested in Justice Than Harmony
by Hatty Lee, Kai Wright on August 28 2010, 1:10PM
A look at real message in Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech.
Topics: History, Kai Wright
Remembering the 1965 Watts Riots
by Hatty Lee on August 14 2010, 12:04PM
This week marks the 45th anniversary of a violent eruption that revealed the frustration—and fury—injustice creates inside walled-off urban ghettos.
Topics: Criminal Justice
A Breakdown of Legal Challenges to SB 1070
by Hatty Lee on July 28 2010, 2:47PM
Graphing the seven lawsuits challenging Arizona’s anti-immigrant law.
Topics: Arizona's SB 1070, Immigration
Hollywood Whitewashing, from John Wayne to Last Airbender
by Hatty Lee on July 17 2010, 12:55PM
Hollywood’s still trying to make blockbuster films by wedging white leads into characters conceived as people of color.
Topics: Arts & Culture
by Hatty Lee on July 12 2010, 4:23PM
Organizers used Web tools to keep folks informed, and to reinforce nonviolence and safety.
Topics: Oscar Grant Trial
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