Tinisch Hollins's guest appearances

Tinisch Hollins

Everyday Injustice

VALOR Conversations

Lisa Rea

Joe Gonzales

Mike Schmidt

Franky Carrillo

Jason Williams

Fred Hampton

Ronnie Greene

Kim Foxx

Jarrett Adams

Marilyn Mosby

Jody Armour

Brandon Garrett

Michael Dougherty

George Powell

Heather Ann Thompson

OwlTail

Chesa Boudin

On June 7, San Francisco voters will decide whether to remove DA Chesa Boudin.  This week on Everyday Injustice we are joined by Tinisch Hollins, Executive director of Californians for Safety and Justice.  She’s been an opponent of the San Francisco recall.Tinich Hollins said previously, “My position today against the recall is rooted in the belief that the failures of the criminal justice system, and even the failures of this current SFPD office do not begin or end with Chesa Boudin’s leadership.”She said, “I support him because he has been responsive to the needs and the priorities that were set out by our community.  Overreliance on the criminal legal system has had a disastrous impact specifically on the black community, not just in San Francisco, but throughout this country.”She said, “We need more than reliance on jail and policing to deal with the social issues that are underlying drivers of crime chase.”  She added, “I do not recall a time where any other DA’s offices were largely successful in any way, because we know the systems are broken and failing.”Listen as we discuss the problems of San Francisco and why in her view, removing Chesa Boudin is not the answer.

On June 7, San Francisco voters will decide whether to remove DA Chesa Boudin. This week on Everyday Injustice we are joined by Tinisch Hollins, Executive director of Californians for Safety and Justice. She’s been an opponent of the San Francisco recall. Tinich Hollins said previously, “My position today against the recall is rooted in the belief that the failures of the criminal justice system, and even the failures of this current SFPD office do not begin or end with Chesa Boudin’s leadership.” She said, “I support him because he has been responsive to the needs and the priorities that were set out by our community. Overreliance on the criminal legal system has had a disastrous impact specifically on the black community, not just in San Francisco, but throughout this country.” She said, “We need more than reliance on jail and policing to deal with the social issues that are underlying drivers of crime chase.” She added, “I do not recall a time where any other DA’s offices were largely successful in any way, because we know the systems are broken and failing.” Listen as we discuss the problems of San Francisco and why in her view, removing Chesa Boudin is not the answer.

Everyday Injustice Podcast Episode 152: Tinisch Hollins on the Chesa Boudin and SF Recall

In this episode we speak with Tinisch Hollins, Executive Director for Californians for Safety and Justice, Vice Chair of the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee, and an all around believer of getting into good trouble. Sexual Violence doesn’t happen in a vacuum, and to prevent it, we have to understand how violence in our communities, and by extension the punishment and justice system, are all related. In addition, the needs and wants of survivors are rarely considered in these debates and discussions of reforming the criminal justice system. So in this episode, we talk about how individual acts of violence harm not only the targets of violence, but the broader community, and how the rights and needs of survivors of trauma should be centered when thinking about alternatives to incarceration.

In this episode we speak with Tinisch Hollins, Executive Director for Californians for Safety and Justice, Vice Chair of the San Francisco African American Reparations Advisory Committee, and an all around believer of getting into good trouble. Sexual Violence doesn’t happen in a vacuum, and to prevent it, we have to understand how violence in our communities, and by extension the punishment and justice system, are all related. In addition, the needs and wants of survivors are rarely considered in these debates and discussions of reforming the criminal justice system. So in this episode, we talk about how individual acts of violence harm not only the targets of violence, but the broader community, and how the rights and needs of survivors of trauma should be centered when thinking about alternatives to incarceration.

Tinisch Hollins on How to Build Safer Communities