So honored to team with Resolve Magazine in spotlighting the work of Kass Krew Kollective, an activist group reaching out to the homeless community and other underserved populations in Austin.
On June 7, more than 5,000 people attended the Black Austin Rally and March for Black Lives that began at Huston-Tillotson University in East Austin and ended in front of the Texas State Capitol on Congress Avenue.… https://t.co/0th3X4Mv8R
Eleven-year-old Bryce Bonnet at the June 7 Black Austin Rally and March for Black Lives. More than 5,000 people attended the march that began at Huston-Tillotson University in East Austin and ended in front of the… https://t.co/bnZm3Freei
Two-year-old Thaisah Mathis-Copeland at the June 7 Black Austin Rally and March for Black Lives. More than 5,000 people attended the march that began at Huston-Tillotson University in East Austin and ended in front… https://t.co/NDBF7MXu2q
Tony Noble’s scars tell a story of trauma. A scar from open-heart surgery cuts a jagged path down his chest, starting just beneath his collarbone and extending to his belly button.
Earlier this year, he was hit by a… https://t.co/Ywv84WbAFp
Sixth Street portrait: John Banks, who grew up in Williamson County north of Austin and has been living on the streets of Texas’ capital city for about a decade.
#streetphotography#life_is_street… https://t.co/CMk6hn28EY
Thousands of people attended the Black Austin Rally and March for Black Lives on Sunday, which was put on by the Austin Justice Coalition. The event began in East Austin at Huston-Tillotson University, a… https://t.co/H5dSVj3SX9
Thousands of people attended the Black Austin Rally and March for Black Lives on Sunday, which was put on by the Austin Justice Coalition. The event began in East Austin at Huston-Tillotson University, a historically… https://t.co/ppFJrIW18e
Texas State Capitol, May 31: Protest against police brutality and the May 25 death of George Floyd, an African-American man who was killed in police custody in Minneapolis, and the April 24 death of Mike Ramos, a… https://t.co/2FtC9NMiNx
As seen here on Congress Avenue just south of the Texas State Capitol, powerful demonstrations of anger, mourning and unrest again erupted on Sunday in downtown Austin. Hundreds of people filled the streets to… https://t.co/qtD1OIcSYB
On Saturday, large crowds gathered in front of the Austin Police Department headquarters at Interstate 35 and Eighth Street to protest the deaths of George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man who died on Monday in… https://t.co/fj9KNGnKgu
On Saturday, large crowds gathered in front of the Austin Police Department headquarters at Interstate 35 and Eighth Street to protest the deaths of George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man who died on Monday in… https://t.co/Qv9G2uJepP
In downtown Austin, 56-year-old David Holman is among a small segment of the homeless community that has been weathering the COVID-19 storm together. I often see David at his regular spot on Sixth Street, where the… https://t.co/zY9K1EKp3K
Sixth Street portrait: Kale Patton with Deezer, his rooster that goes everywhere with him on Sixth Street in downtown Austin. Patton, a member of the city’s homeless community, is living under the bridge at… https://t.co/jWqMP1oSnk
Sixth Street during COVID-19: This past Thursday night, street artist Art Randle continued the process of adding paint to his artwork on the boarded-up windows of Blind Pig Pub.
#streetphotography… https://t.co/MJqNPFEwyA
Sixth Street during COVID-19: Several days ago, street artist Art Randle was feeling pretty low after someone stole his shoes, some of his clothes, and his precious acrylic paints. But he now has new supplies and… https://t.co/x3uchp78Od
This past Saturday, I spent the morning at Angel House, one of the few charitable organizations in Austin that is continuing to feed the hungry and the homeless on a daily basis during the coronavirus… https://t.co/R8bSxBSQND