Kinjo Kiema

Kinjo Kiema

Kinjo Kiema (she/her) is a Kenyan-American organizer and writer based in Washington DC. You can follow her on Twitter @captain_kinj.

4 posts
gas station sign shows prices at $7.29, $7.699, and $7.99 per gallon
Economy & Workers' Rights

Understanding inflation, all of its causes, and who it affects the most

Some conservative leaders are pointing the finger at stimulus checks, but the reality of inflation is vastly different

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5 Min
By: Kinjo Kiema
Police don’t stop crime, but you wouldn’t know it from the news
Crime, Reform & Abolition

Police don’t stop crime, but you wouldn’t know it from the news

Police don’t stop or prevent crime, but police propaganda in U.S. media pushes another narrative

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4 Min
By: Kinjo Kiema
The criminalization of unlicensed street vendors fuels state-sanctioned violence
Economy & Workers' Rights

The criminalization of unlicensed street vendors fuels state-sanctioned violence

Street vendors can address food scarcity in underserved areas but face an array of bureaucratic red tape and police violence

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7 Min
By: Kinjo Kiema
Millions of Americans are going hungry while corporations choose to waste food rather than risk profit
Race

Millions of Americans are going hungry while corporations choose to waste food rather than risk profit

Racial disparities in food insecurity only increased during the pandemic, and more than independent efforts are needed to fix a failing food system

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8 Min
By: Kinjo Kiema

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