Episode 19: Eighty Days Now w/ Don't Shoot Portland

In this episode, we speak with the Board President from Don’t Shoot Portland. We discuss what they do and how they operate within community and educate the youth, as well as their work with the city archives. We also discuss legal advocacy, sharing of resources within their networks, and shifting structures over the past few years. We then get into how the global respiratory pandemic has forced people to grapple with this current fight for Black lives, Riot Ribs/Revolution Ribs, Wall of Moms, Portland in the national news cycle, the Riot Control Agent Report, how long this Civil Rights fight could potentially last, evolving strategies, Negro Canyon, their exhibit at Holding Contemporary, arts programming, the importance of voting (plus other stuff), and how to support Don’t Shoot Portland.

Donovan Smith’s article on geographical features (and racism) in Oregon

The  Umbrella Project in Dallas, TX

Donate to Don’t Shoot PDX

Don’t Shoot PDX’s website

IG: @dontshootpdx

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