Souls of a Nation

An arts advocacy exhibition that explores the stories of people impacted by systems of power.

About the project

Hervis Rogers

For Hervis Rogers, criminal justice and voter suppression fused on election night

Fate Vincent Winslow

Fate Vincent Winslow was the target of a racist policing and criminal justice system

Elvis Aden Norquay

Elvis Norquay and Indigenous communities fought back against Republican’s voter suppression efforts in North Dakota

Tameka Drummer

Tameka Drummer was unjustly sentenced to life in prison for drug possession

Hershel Miles Jr.

Hershel Miles Jr. was subjected to extreme sentencing laws for petty theft that harken back to slave era policies

Guy Frank

Guy Frank was unjustly sentenced to over two decades in prison for stealing shirts, and endured the loss of many family members during his incarceration.

Kamal Karriem

Kamal Karriem lost his voting rights because of racist Mississippi laws that strip voting rights away from inmates and formerly incarcerated people

Fair Wayne Bryant

Fair Wayne Bryant was impacted by the criminal legal system.

Chrystul Kizer

Chrystul Kizer was a victim of sex trafficking and has been impacted by the criminal legal system.

Regina McKnight

Regina McKnight has been impacted by the criminal legal system and reproductive justice issues.