
Richie Reseda
CEO
Question Culture
Los Angeles, CA USA
“It’s so important that we see our people winning and that we show our people how to win—as we win—so that we can win together.”
Question Culture
Los Angeles, CA USA
“It’s so important that we see our people winning and that we show our people how to win—as we win—so that we can win together.”
CEO
I produce abolitionist music, music videos, and clothing.
I wake up, pray, water my plants, and work out. Then I tackle emails. Producing is all about organizing—getting people together to accomplish goals. When producing a film, I spend a lot of time on emails, talking to actors, and organizing. I also spend time creating. For example, after getting the latest mockup of a design, we'll review it to work through the message we're trying to tell with that design (i.e. what questions does it inspire or what is it adding to the abolitionist movement?).
"We don't care about what you have to say. Feminism and anti-patriarchy work makes you soft. We don't need to change."
Formerly incarcerated people find purpose