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The dream photoshoot 🦦

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On May 1st, 1970, 15,000 Yale students, New Haveners, and Americans from across the country protested the arrests of various Black Panther Party members in what would later be known as the May Day Rallies. Here’s the story from Youth250 Bureau Member Justice Brown.

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Photos of @justicebbrown 🦦

#photo #photography #photographer#canon

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Litchfield, CT - 25/10/25 ❤️

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HOBY!! 🍊🧡🍊

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HOBY 2025 🍊
So incredibly thankful for this unforgettable experience. I’ve learned so much—not just about leadership, but about how there are so many unique ways to lead and how to lean into our own strengths. Grateful for every single person I met this weekend—y’all are inspiring, passionate, and truly chosen for a reason. I feel lucky to have shared this journey with each of you!

Special shoutout to my amazing facilitators, Justice and Willow—you both were so kind and uplifting, and I’m beyond thankful to have had you leading us! 🧡

Can’t wait to cross paths with everyone again someday!
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@alabamahoby @hoby
#leadership #hoby

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🎞EPISODE ONE - Six Lessons I Learned From Women in History

“If they don’t give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” - Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to run for President

For Youth250 Bureau Member, @justicebbrown, being the only woman in her science class wasn’t a rejection – it was a challenge. Here’s how Shirley Chisholm’s story inspired her to rise to the occasion.

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Took a photo shoot of Justice 👑✨️

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Former Yale University cheerleaders return to see a game, Yale vs. Brown football, Yale Bowl, New Haven, CT. 11/9/2024

@yale @yalefootball yaleathletics @yale_athletics @ncaafcs @ncaa #yale_vibes #thisisyale @ivyleague #football #yale #yaleuniversity #yalefootball #yaleathletics #ivyleague @yaleuniversitycheer @daya_butler @justicebbrown

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“Red Lines, Black Bodies” is a visual representation of redlining’s legacy on the health and well-being of Gen Z-er Justice Brown’s family across three generations and cities.

Redlining, created in the 1930s, is the racially discriminatory banking practice that determined a neighborhood’s value. Non-white neighborhoods received the lowest ratings and did not have access to resources like mortgage loans, healthy food, and quality healthcare. Redlining was outlawed in 1968, but its legacy is still felt.

Justice’s project is a mosaic of her family’s “intergenerational link” – their shared exposure to environments scarred by the practice of redlining and their shared usage of informal and artistic healing practices.

👇 How has redlining impacted your family or community?

Justice is an alum of the Civic Season Design Fellowship, and continues to use history to inform her work and perspective on the world.

#BlackHistory #Art #Portrait #Redlining

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Does July 4th give you the ick? Civic Season Design Fellow alum Justice Brown shares her POV on Independence Day and all the complex feelings that may come with celebration and commemoration in a new op-ed from @teenvogue. “Just as history tells us that our country’s structures are old and established,” writes Brown, “it also tells us that they are man-made and thus disruptable.” Read the full take at the link in bio!

#July4th #FourthofJuly #CivicSeason

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CONGRATULATIONS @justicebbrown ! 🎓 Justice graduated with a double major in Ethnicity, Race & Migration and Psychology. She will be working as a Research Assistant at Yale’s Social Perception and Communication Lab! 🐾

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