Visions of the Evolution’s first film, Restoration premieres tomorrow. Rsvp for the online event here: eventbrite.com/e/amp-sponsore…

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MQR Online and Lillian Pearce ask Michigan writers to discuss Why We Write, including Cherise Morris. sites.lsa.umich.edu/mqr/2021/05/co… #MQR60 #interview Cherise Morris @LillianHPearce

Subject Matters Ep. 3 is here! This week, artists Cherise Morris and Holly Bass discuss the restorative, transformative journey of creating contemporary work that draws from the past and reaches all generations with host, Imani Listen here: bit.ly/3fHkD20

"Our revolution began with your first breath. Our revolution happens each and every time we find love in a system built on hatred", Cherise Morris at #AMC2022 Closing Ceremony🌻🦋

"In this lifetime alone, how many times have you been reborn? We are the change that is gonna come. We are magic in motion. We are revolution alive. Affirm that", Cherise Morris at #AMC2022 Closing Ceremony🌻🦋

We have come to know water as the latest casualty of late capitalism’s doctrine of scarcity. Cherise Morris | Truthout ow.ly/AjgY50NFYt5

REMINDER. Do not argue or engage w/ these folks bcuz they are now getting $$ for your outrage & engagement.

Woke up this morning to read that Doug Blackmon, who wrote the Pulitzer Prize winning book “slavery by another name”—the documentary i teach in crt, criminal procedure, con law—is advising the mayor on cop city and refusing to sign a ballot petition bringing it to a vote.

Indigenous peoples have lived without police and prisons for centuries. Their examples show that it is possible to create safe and just societies without these institutions. truthout.org/articles/to-bu…

This is Hell! Monday: Cherise Morris on the Truthout article, "To Build an Abolitionist Future, We Must Look to Indigenous Pasts." Live Monday at 10AM CDT and podcast shortly after at thisishell.com truthout.org/articles/to-bu…

Today on This is Hell!, Cherise Morris discussed her Truthout article, "To Build an Abolitionist Future, We Must Look to Indigenous Pasts." If you like, support completely listener supported This is Hell! by subscribing at patreon.com/thisishell thisishell.com/episodes/1638

Scalawag The third piece in the series features a deeply personal essay from Cherise Morris who weaves together intergenerational memory of her family’s relationship with extreme weather in the south with ruminations on marronage in the Great Dismal swamp scalawagmagazine.org/2023/09/blackn…

“If those who came before us could inhabit uninhabitable territory, making homes in a no man's land, then we, by way and by will, can survive anything.“— Cherise Morris scalawagmagazine.org/2023/09/blackn…

🏆MEET THE WINNERS!🏆 🌟 Huge congratulations to Cherise Morris, winner of the inaugural Global Black Women’s Non-fiction Manuscript Prize for her stunning manuscript, the cosmic matter of Black lives!

As Chair of this prize, I couldn't be more delighted that we chose Cherise Morris with her gem of a manuscript, the cosmic matter of black lives! Look out for it when Cassava Republic publishes it!