Alexis Jayde
Nov 17 | Written By Georgia Dusk
Alexis Jayde, a 28-year-old (at the time of recording) photographer and activist, shared their journey in reproductive justice and movement work at the Justice Now 2024 conference in Atlanta. Born in California, they moved to Dallas and then Atlanta, driven by a desire to immerse in black culture. Their political awakening came in 2020, leading them to focus on healing and safety work with BYP 100. Alexis Jayde emphasized the importance of inner work, community building, and addressing conflicts. They highlighted the need for freedom from societal boxes and the significance of discomfort in driving change. Alexis Jayde dedicated her oral history to their sister, advocating for love and discomfort in movement work.
Citation: Redman, Dr. Krystal. “SPARK JusticeNOW2024: Dr. Krystal Redman.” Interviewed by Ashby Combahee & Dartricia Rollins. 16 November 2024, Georgia Dusk: a southern liberation oral history, georgiadusk.com.