Akintunde Ahmad is a multimedia journalist who specializes in covering Black culture, racial disparities, criminal justice and resilience. He graduated from Yale University with a bachelor’s degree in sociology and from Columbia University with a master’s in documentary film. He has written for The Atlantic, Columbia Journalism Review, The Appeal, MindSite News and other outlets. He has also designed his own clothing line and is currently a journalist-in-residence at Policy Link. He divides his time between Los Angeles and his hometown of Oakland, California.
Black Americans are descendants of people who have experienced unprecedented trauma for generations. Dr. Brian Dixon is calling for free psychotherapy as reparations.