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Race + Power Weekly

In recognition of Martin Luther King, Jr., today’s Race + Power newsletter focuses on the struggles for equality for all. We begin with an interview from Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine’s fall 2023 issue about how Atlanta, a city central to the Civil Rights movement, used to be in a forest, and how the #StopCopCity movement is fighting to bring back the trees. Next, an early look at the title article from the new winter issue of the Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine, “Love as Social Order.” Then, we explore the overrepresentation of people of color in prisons in the last 50 years and potential remedies for this disparity. Part of the solution: building an economy that nurtures Black people by building an ecosystem that invests in and supports Black people throughout the US South.


The City That Was in a Forest—Atlanta’s Disappeared Trees and Black People: A Conversation with Hugh “H. D.” Hunter

 
“Atlanta, known as a ‘Black Mecca,’ is also number one in the United States in income inequality.” Read more... 
 
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Love as Social Order

 
“Love is paradoxical, able to hold seemingly contradictory thoughts, which facilitates tolerance and sometimes leads to transformation. It is about overcoming separateness, which is the root of all human suffering.” Read more... 
 
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Disproportionate Imprisonment: How to Remedy Mass Incarceration

 
“The system of mass incarceration that permeates the United States was not built overnight; it is the result of decades of policies that harm—and often target—people of color.” Read more…
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What Would an Economy That Loved Black People Look Like?

 
“To be serious about closing the racial wealth gap and building an economy that loves Black people, we need to focus our attention on the US South.” Read more…
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