In Part 1 of this deeply moving episode of Resistance is Existence, we sit down with Regina “Rei” Stone-Grover— a woman of color, survivor, community organizer, and founder of Free Your Phire, an initiative that builds trauma-informed spaces for collective healing.
Rei shares her personal story of surviving police brutality and reflects on how her identity has shaped her experiences with systemic racism and state violence. We explore how white supremacy and structural racism continue to harm Black, Brown, Indigenous, and Palestinian communities—and how healing, organizing, and revolutionary care are forms of resistance.
As Director of the Youth Department for the Black Revolutionary Collective, Rei brings powerful insight into the work of grassroots liberation, radical healing, and building futures beyond oppression.
This is a necessary conversation about what it means to survive, resist, and rebuild while living under systems designed to erase us.
🎙️ Part 2 drops soon. Don’t miss it.
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