遗留之物：生物人类学家法蒂玛·杰克逊如何推动伦理变革

Biological anthropologist Fatimah Jackson is leading an effort to prevent history from repeating. By Michael Marshall Illustration by Ben Jones “Shock and awe.” That was Fatimah Jackson’s reaction when police dropped a makeshift bomb onto a residential building in Philadelphia on May 13, 1985. The brick-faced row house was the communal home of MOVE, an organization that advocated for Black liberation, natural living and animal rights. After a daylong standoff and shootout, during which MOVE members refused to leave the building, the city’s mayor gave police the go-ahead to drop an explosive device. In the ensuing inferno, 61 houses burned to the ground — and six adults and five children were killed. …