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Pretrial Justice Institute (PJI) @pretrialjustice.bsky.social · 01/07/2025

“Civil rights aren’t given. You have to fight to get ’em—and then you have to fight to keep them.” — Anita Cameron For 40+ years, Anita’s fought for disability justice—Black, disabled, queer, and unstoppable. Arrested 140 times. Crawled up the Capitol steps. Still rising. #DisabilityJustice

Anita Cameron, a middle-aged Black woman with gray-black dreadlocks, sits in a red wheelchair wearing a black blazer over a sage green top and black pants. She’s posed in a subtle three-quarter view against a dark gray background, softly lit to highlight her features. The camera angle is slightly upward, emphasizing her presence and power. Her expression is calm and composed.

Anita Cameron, a middle-aged Black woman with gray-black dreadlocks, stands in a residential street wearing a bright pink t-shirt with the words "Not Dead Yet" printed on it in a stylized font. The houses in the background are various colors, with a mix of one- and two-story structures. Small trees and shrubs are visible in the yards. A paved street runs through the scene, and patches of grass are present along the curb. The image appears to have been taken on a sunny day.

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