Marisa Wright

Marisa Wright

Marisa Wright is a writer and civil rights lawyer.

2 posts
Art ‘plays an important role in people remembering the atrocities’
Crime, Reform & Abolition

Art ‘plays an important role in people remembering the atrocities’

In a Q&A with Prism, author Elon Green discusses his new book “The Man Nobody Killed,” which tells the story of the police killing of young Black artist Michael Stewart

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6 Min
By: Marisa Wright
color photograph of a net fence in front of the Supreme Court building. Yellow block letters reading Abortion Always are atta
Gender & LGBTQIA+

Q&A: Undoing abortion rights is creating an impact we will ‘feel for decades’

A few days after the Supreme Court issued its decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization that rescinded the constitutional right to abortion, journalist Rebecca Traister explained the need for abortion stories: “Without people who have had abortions describing their realities,” she wrote, “the empty space has been

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5 Min
By: Marisa Wright

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