Amber Butts

Amber Butts

Amber Butts is a writer, organizer and educator who believes that Black folks are already whole. Her work centers Black children, Black mamas and Black elders. It asks big and small questions about how we move towards actualizing spaces that center tenderness, nuance and joy while living in a world reliant on our terror.

Recent Posts by Amber Butts

The Dead Cannot Correct Them: Grief, Repressions, and Life in the US

The Dead Cannot Correct Them: Grief, Repressions, and Life in the US

By: Amber Butts Ā  There’s always a reason the dead had to die. This country is very practiced at explaining itself, searching the dead for a reason before it admits to killing them, rifling through whatever they left behind. Alex Pretti was thirty-seven years old, an ICU nurse in Minneapolis protesting federal immigration raids when […]

8/17/2026