Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly centers on how finance can be used to advance racial and economic justice.

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly centers on how finance can be used to advance racial and economic justice. First, an article on how state-owned “public banks” can help close the racial wealth gap. That’s followed by a second story that shows how changing the federal homeownership finance system can also advance that objective. Then, we turn to an interview with a leader of an innovative community economy-building effort in Memphis. Finally, we close with a powerful webinar clip on how Indigenous media empower Native communities.
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A Banker’s Case for Public Banking ([link removed])

“If we want to close the racial wealth gap, we need to get serious about public banking.” Read more... ([link removed])

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How to Close the Racial Homeownership Gap ([link removed])

“Federal mortgage guarantors must be held accountable for the development, design, and scaling of products that address systemic discrimination in housing.” Read more... ([link removed])

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Building a City of the Future by Restoring Its Past: A Story from Black Memphis ([link removed])

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What Does Community-Based Indigenous Journalism Look Like? ([link removed])

Creating community-based Indigenous media starts with developing Indigenous-led newsrooms centered on the reporting of Indigenous journalists. Watch more... ([link removed])

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