Last summer, a group of librarians from across the country started meeting regularly to discuss the need to make libraries a safe, accessible space for people to read and access all kinds of information. They eventually formed theAbolitionist Library Association and outgoing. you’ve been starting petitions, building tree houses, and starting clubs since as long as you can remember. their strife and their stride. they break down all of the archetypes and stereotypes that you see of black women on tv and in magazines, so you don’t trust those anymore. you thank them for re-writing the script before it was ever etched in your memory. “Although this wasn’t the first time, I’ve seen a black man get killed at the hands of the police, this is the first time I witnessed it happen right in front of me,” she wrote, describing the events of May 25, 2020, adding that she didn’t know Floyd but knew that he was “another black man in danger with no power.”