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• 1 2019-08-19T18:21:03-07:00 (Dis)location: Black Exodus 7 plain 2019-08-21T13:57:15-07:00 (Dis)location: Black Exodus is a publication and public workshop series by the Anti-Eviction Mapping Project (AEMP) initiated in 2016.
         Black Exodus was created to bring attention to the unprecedented displacement of Black San Franciscans. We asked Black residents to speak about their connections to their neighborhoods and their experiences in community activism.
         These interviews form the core of this zine, alongside stories gathered at community storytelling events and art-making workshops. We center individuals as producers of communal knowledge and believe that art can play a role in building communal power, amplifying local histories, and bridging access to knowledge.
         AEMP’s existing Narratives of Displacement and Resistance project uses an oral history approach to interrogate how displacement affects individual lives, and chronicle communal resilience and resistance. Black Exodus continues this approach by using oral history interviews, archival research, community power mapping and video narrative to facilitate an understanding of local history.
         Although a thorough treatment of the subjects raised by our interviewees is beyond the scope of this zine, we hope it can serve as a partial repository for storytelling about the past, present, and possible futures of San Francisco as experienced by Black residents and allies.
  
  Interviews are edited for length for readability. Full audio recordings will be available online on www.soundcloud.com/antievictionmap.