Racism

‘Segregation By Design’ Reveals the Ugly Side of Your City

What We Learn From Black- and Women-Led Cooperative Practice

The Confess Project: Barbers Help Black Men Talk About Mental Health

The Federal Reserve’s Reckoning on Racial Equity

‘Truth & Healing Commission’ Could Help Indigenous Communities Traumatized by Government-Run Schools

In Open Letter, City Planning Agencies Acknowledge Their Racist History and Pledge to Do Better

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Economics in Brief: Black Americans Are 16x More Likely to Be in 3rd-Generation Poverty than Whites

Black Wall Street’s Second Destruction

How Electric Cars Can Advance Environmental Justice

People of Color Are Experts on America. But You Aren’t Listening.

Economics in Brief: Financial System Still Separate and Unequal, Study Affirms

A January 2021 scholarly paper surveyed existing studies of child protective services investigations and race and determined that Black families are subjected to greater scrutiny and harsher judgment at virtually every stage of contact.

Can Racial Bias Be Corrected in the Child Welfare System?

In the Child Welfare System, Black Families Should Matter

Why Only Multiracial Solidarity and Restorative Justice Can Solve Racial Attacks on Asian Americans

Six Solutions to Watch for 2021

Black Landscapes Matter

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