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POETIC JUSTICE: A Love Letter to Columbus
Dear Columbus, Consider this a love letter, even if it begins with a harsh reality. A little over a week ago, a police officer stood in front of cameras and lied. He lied loudly into a microphone, attempting to plant evidence on my character by fabricating the cost of my suit and the brand of my shoes, all to set up a rehearsed line calling me a “poverty pimp.” For those unfamiliar with the term, a “poverty pimp” is someone accused of profiting personally from the communities
Sean Walton Jr.
May 2111 min read


Statement on Louisiana v. Callais and the Dismantling of the Voting Rights Act
The era of assuming federal law will protect us is over. The era of protecting ourselves begins now.
Sean Walton Jr.
May 13 min read


On Last Night's Shooting, and What We Owe Each Other
What is being fought for and built in Columbus requires no one's permission. Partnership is the offer. Progress is the guarantee. Fear and division protect no one. Collective power, the kind that moved legislation forward with advocates and law enforcement on the same side, is what saves lives.
Sean Walton Jr.
Apr 306 min read
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