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Recent projects include the 2015 [[MLK DARE March]] in Philadelphia, [[Movement for Black Lives]] Convening, [[Women’s Freedom Conference]], [[#StepUpScholastic]] & [[#MLKSitIn]]. She attended [[Northwestern University]], Medill School of Journalism and currently lives in Michigan." | Recent projects include the 2015 [[MLK DARE March]] in Philadelphia, [[Movement for Black Lives]] Convening, [[Women’s Freedom Conference]], [[#StepUpScholastic]] & [[#MLKSitIn]]. She attended [[Northwestern University]], Medill School of Journalism and currently lives in Michigan." | ||
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| + | : the #ReviveLove tour starts in a week w/a sneak peak at Highlander Center this weekend!!! whether or not you can join us, chk it out and make a donation to make it happen here: http://www.faithify.org/projects/revive-love-tour/ <3 — with [[Hermelinda Cortes]], [[Jay-Marie Hill]], [[Sara Green]], [[India Danielle]], [[Caitlin Breedlove|Caitlin Elly Breedlove]], [[Paulina Hernandez|Paulina Helm-Hernandez]], [[Lena K. Gardner]], [[Mary Hooks]], [[Chris Buice]], [[Osagyefo Sekou]], [[Leslie Mac]], [[Kate Shaps]], [[Cel Living]], [[Lisa Piercy|Lsa Piercy]], [[De Vandiver]], [[Julie Taylor]], [[Ruth S. Idakula]] and [[Probably Lyles]]. | ||
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==1st Anniversary of the #Ferguson Uprising== | ==1st Anniversary of the #Ferguson Uprising== | ||
[[Maurice Moe Mitchell]] August 5, 2015, | [[Maurice Moe Mitchell]] August 5, 2015, | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 17 July 2018
Leslie Mac is a member of the Black Lives of Unitarian Universalist.[1]
Bio
Leslie Mac "is a Brooklyn born & raised activist and a first generation American of Jamaican ancestry. She created the Ferguson Response tumblr to connect nationwide efforts supporting the important racial justice movement started in Ferguson, MO. She has since expanded the Ferguson Response Network to provide resources & support for Black organizers nationwide. She recently co-created & serves as Creative Director of Safety Pin Box along with Marissa Jenae Johnson.[2]
Recent projects include the 2015 MLK DARE March in Philadelphia, Movement for Black Lives Convening, Women’s Freedom Conference, #StepUpScholastic & #MLKSitIn. She attended Northwestern University, Medill School of Journalism and currently lives in Michigan."
Revive Love tour
- the #ReviveLove tour starts in a week w/a sneak peak at Highlander Center this weekend!!! whether or not you can join us, chk it out and make a donation to make it happen here: http://www.faithify.org/projects/revive-love-tour/ <3 — with Hermelinda Cortes, Jay-Marie Hill, Sara Green, India Danielle, Caitlin Elly Breedlove, Paulina Helm-Hernandez, Lena K. Gardner, Mary Hooks, Chris Buice, Osagyefo Sekou, Leslie Mac, Kate Shaps, Cel Living, Lsa Piercy, De Vandiver, Julie Taylor, Ruth S. Idakula and Probably Lyles.
1st Anniversary of the #Ferguson Uprising
Maurice Moe Mitchell August 5, 2015,
- UnitedWeFight: 1st Anniversary of the #Ferguson Uprising - National Conference Call. Thurs. 8PM EST / 7PM CST Register at http://bit.ly/uwfcall — with Justin Hansford, Scott A. Roberts, Mary Hooks, Kayla M. Reed, Diamond Latchison, Kareem Jackson, Bukky Gbadegesin, Katrina Gamble, Tanya Lucia Bernard, Tory Russell, Cedric Lawson, Alicia Garza, Leslie Mac, Charlene Carruthers, Patrisse Cullors, Cherrell Brown, Dante Barry, Waltrina N. Middleton, Damon Turner, Marbre Stahly-Butts, Ash-Lee Henderson, Damon Davis, Thenjiwe Tameika McHarris, Mari Morales-Williams, Mervyn Marcano, Nicole Lee, Elandria Williams, Opal Ayo, Jonathan Pulphus, Dara Cooper, Michael McBride, Umi Selah, Osagyefo Sekou, Tara Tee, Rose Berry, Sistufara W. Muhammad, Purvi Shah, Cid Nichols, Ingrid Benedict, Jade Ogunnaike, James Hayes, Anita Nichole, Joe Worthy and The Movement for Black Lives.
Fortify the Movement
Nora Rasman October 26, 2016 ·
last stop: New Orleans #ReviveLove #FortifyTheMvmt ❤️✨⚜ — with Carlton Elliott Smith, Jay-Marie Hill, Leslie Mac, Caitlin Elly Breedlove, Lena K. Gardner, Raina Sokolov-Gonzalez, Julia Ho and Suya Nascimento at Frenchmen Street.