Zenobia Jeffries Warfield

Zenobia Jeffries Warfield is the racial justice associate editor at YES! Magazine. Follow her on Twitter: @ZenobiaJeffries.

News Analysis

The “Redneck Revolt” Is Showing Up at Gun Shows and KKK Rallies to Combat White Supremacy

This organization calls on working-class whites to “reject whiteness.”

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

November 21, 2017

Interview

Why We Keep Talking About Racism

Talking about race is not easy.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

November 13, 2017

Interview

Why Police Violence Against Women of Color Stays Hidden

Black men are killed at higher rates than women, but that doesn't tell the whole story.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

September 20, 2017

Op-Ed

Charlottesville Was Not a “Protest Turned Violent,” It Was a Planned Race Riot

Mainstream media is being careless.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

August 15, 2017

News

How Freedom Cities Can Make All People of Color Safer

While many city officials proclaim more police officers mean safer neighborhoods, these activists disagree.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

July 5, 2017

News

Prisons & Policing

Youth Sentenced to Life in Prison Get a Second Chance

A nationwide movement is seeking to end the practice of trying teenage criminal defendants as adults.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

July 4, 2017

Op-Ed

Philando Castile’s Murder Shows How the System Fails Everyone

How does a system designed to benefit whites also exploit and fail them?

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

June 21, 2017

News

What It Takes to Get Women Out of Prison — and Stay Out

The rate of women in US prisons is growing faster than men. But in New Orleans, one group is successfully tackling sentencing for drug use and sex work.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

January 26, 2017

News

Environment & Health

It Was a Blighted City Block. But This Resident Is Turning It Into a Solar-Powered Ecovillage

Detroit-area resident Harris bought several properties and is now converting them into sustainable community spaces.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

December 13, 2016

Interview

What to Do When Domestic Abuse Is Financial, Too

Millions of people suffer domestic violence, which can often involve economic abuse. But there are ways to break out of those relationships.

By: Zenobia Jeffries Warfield ,; YES!Magazine

November 5, 2016

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