TJ Riggs: “It’s difficult to watch Alabama continue to kill people and to do it so mercilessly and so often”

By Amnesty International

How did your journey into activism come about? In my freshman year of college at Samford University, I was tasked with taking over our chapter of Amnesty International. It had mostly died out during the pandemic and I spent my year as president increasing membership and engaging in different youth campaigns. That was my first […] The post TJ Riggs: “It’s difficult to watch Alabama continue to kill people and to do it so mercilessly and so often” appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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