In the wake of the shooting by federal agents of Alex Pretti, Duchess Harris explains why people in Minneapolis don't feel safe but are still determined to protest. She also goes into depth about U.S. rights and how they've been under siege during these past few weeks, and the impact it's having on the ground in the community. >> Watch the interview now!

For Al Jazeera, Harris weighs in on the recent shooting in Minneapolis at the hands of federal agents that resulted in the death of Alex Pretti, the resulting protests and largest strike Minnesota has seen in 70 years, and the impact of the ICE shooting of Renee Good on the entire community. >> Watch now!

In this opinion piece for The Minnesota Star Tribune , Duchess writes that decades ago, the National Guard was called in to help desegregate schools in Arkansas. It could be used again today to stabilize schools amid fears about ICE enforcement. "As we approach Martin Luther King Jr. Day, I return to the question King posed near the end of his life. “Where do we go from here?” Perhaps the first step is an honest reckoning — recognizing that we have been here before, and that