Sunday, July 29, 2-5pm
Presented by Malaka Wilson-Greene
Max 20 participants
Suggested donation $10 / RSVP

This is an interactive discussion on the intersections between anti-Blackness, prison abolition and current manifestations of call out culture. As we see call out culture being manifested in our online and IRL community spaces, we also see the continued positioning of Blackness as sub human. This discussion will allow participants to envision paths for safety both online and IRL without relying on prison culture to do it.

No one turned away for lack of funds.

Malaka Wilson-Greene is a Queer Black Femme, born and raised in Watts, California. She is the owner of Two Chicks in the Mix, a bakery based in both Los Angeles and Oakland. She holds a Masters degree in Sexuality Studies and a Bachelors degree in Ethnic Studies. She also works part time as a preschool teacher. Find her on Instagram: @Afrafemme

Accessibility information for this event: WCCW has a 36” wide ramp at our front entrance and a stairway with 8 steps and a rail. There are 2 gender neutral restrooms. One restroom is wheelchair accessible, with a handrail. We provide scent free soaps and encourage guests to attend our events scent free. If you require ASL interpretation, CART, interpretation for a language other than English, supervised childcare, or have any other access needs or questions, please contact [email protected] at least two weeks in advance. It is our practice to do everything we can to create a safe and accessible space.