'Living While Black:’ What’s criminal often depends on who's doing the activity, Northeastern professor says in book
OAKLAND, Calif.—Selling water, biking and wearing a hoodie are three things Black people have been arrested, harrassed or killed for doing, according to Ajuan Mance, a professor at Mills College at Northeastern University. Mance illustrates those activities in her new book, “Living While Black: Portraits of Everyday Resistance.”
