Step #1 spotlight – We The People-MI

Spotlight: We The People Michigan

“The question we’re asking ourselves at We the People-MI is: is it possible to build a multiracial working class movement in Michigan that can build an aspirational vision of the state we deserve and fight for the governing power to bring that vision into reality? We’ve seen so many moments that tell us that the answer to that is yes.” – Art Reyes III, Executive Director of We the People-MI

Please follow @wtpmi and check out all of the wonderful efforts they are involved with across the state using “rigorous and disciplined organizing that is intentional around political education, storytelling, power mapping, racial healing, cultural organizing, and strong alliance building.”

We are grateful to WTP-MI for their continued partnership in presenting our Understanding Racial Justice Course that has engaged more than 200 white Michiganders in anti-racism training.

Visit our ‘BIPOC Local’ page to learn more about some of our BIPOC-led organizational friends and partners and our #StriveforFive campaign.