Sabrina Alli

Sabrina Alli is a writer and teacher living in Brooklyn, New York. Her work has been published in The New Inquiry and The Los Angeles Review of Books.

Victoria Law: “We understood that prisons and police would not make us safer.”

By July 28, 2021
The longtime activist and author digs into her files to discuss community gardens, home cooking, and myths about harm.

Hazel Carby: “If it can’t actually cope with the entanglement of all these histories, then to me, it’s useless.” 

By August 5, 2020
Using archival images across Britain and Jamaica, the writer and academic discusses the knotty colonial histories beneath our everyday soil.

Ariella Aïsha Azoulay: “It is not possible to decolonize the museum without decolonizing the world.”

By March 12, 2020
The political theorist argues that those whose worlds have been destroyed by five centuries of imperialism have the right to live near the objects that have been plundered from their culture.