Grateful for this thoughtful review of #DemandTheImpossible by Rodger Citron for Los Angeles Review of Books: “As Robert L. Tsai argues persuasively…capital punishment is an affront to equality in every way.” https://bit.ly/434MRgl

here you see a powerful entity that shaped my way of thinking and acting. i have great respect for this activist @luyenroloff thank you for being portrait!
#rebellion #actionspeakslouder #luyen #demandtheimpossible #one #tobelikewater #painting #waterfall #greenshades #moki #relation #sheltered #howtodisappear
this painting is published in the art book HOW TO DISAPPEAR. the next art book will be called MEANDER and be released in summer 2024 by @hatjecantzverlag

Listen to Bryan Stevenson, founder of Equal Justice Initiative, discuss the Supreme Court’s 1987 ruling McCleskey v. Kemp, which rejected an equality claim despite evidence of significant racial disparities in the administration of Georgia’s death penalty. #DemandTheImpossible https://bsky.app/profile/robertltsai.bsky.social/post/3lazerpwkzk2l

At long last, my essay, “An Exercise in Political Imagination: The Day Stephen Bright and Bryan Stevenson Debated William F. Buckley.” Grateful to @liberalcurrents. Hope you enjoy it. #DemandTheImpossible bit.ly/3Uw9CV8

Delighted to address the ABA’s 2024 Award Event for the Capital Representation Project in Washington, D.C. Congratulations to all the honorees. #DemandTheImpossible

Get Ready: Coming to Public Books Oct. 15: The Battle Over Ed Carnes’ Nomination to the U.S. Court of Appeals. #DemandTheImpossible

Stephen Bright on the importance of elections: "If Al Gore had won the election ... people that died would be alive because there'd be different judges on the courts." #DemandTheImpossible https://x.com/robertltsai/status/1838931774015000993?s=46

Seen on the front table of Labyrinth Books in Princeton. #DemandTheImpossible #booksinthewild

Please register to join us in-person or online at UNLV on October 17. Hope to see you there! #DemandTheImpossible https://bit.ly/46R4EHx