(Dis)location/Black Exodus

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To read, watch, and listen to the interactive version, click here.

To explore our interactive collage map, click here.

(Dis)location is a multi-platform publication and public workshop series centered around the issue of local housing justice. The first chapter, Black Exodus, builds upon the Anti-Eviction Mapping project's commitment to centering communities as producers of social and historical knowledge. Activated by the unprecedented out-migration of Black San Franciscans from their historic neighborhoods, our aim with this project has been to foreground Black storytelling and art-making.

Black Exodus is available to purchase from Moments Co-Op in Oakland and Green Arcade in SF. They are $30.00 each. If you can't afford this, they can be purchased through us at a sliding scale or for free for community organizations, schools and libraries. All proceeds go to the continuation of making the book available to the public.

Also, check out:

Article in the SF Bayview about our community release event on August 3, 2019, at the Bayview Opera House in San Francisco.

Reflections on (Dis)location and AEMP’s narrative-based and historical work.

For more on the Harlem of the West project, read here.

See more art and activist from Black Exodus primary artist Mark Harris.

Check out a behind-the-scenes tour of William Rhodes' studio with The African American Art & Culture Complex.