This week’s Leadership newsletter focuses on protests, power, and speech.

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This week’s Leadership newsletter focuses on protests, power, and speech. First, amid recent protests and a fierce debate over the meaning of anti-Semitism, a movement of Jewish academics is rejecting attempts to associate protests with racist ideology ([link removed]) . Then, a conversation with Vincent Bevins ([link removed]) , author of If We Burn: The Mass Protest Decade and the Missing Revolution. Then, Tides Network CEO Janiece Evans-Page on voting rights, philanthropy, and Black female leadership ([link removed]) . Finally, an invitation to take our 2024 Reader Survey ([link removed]) —because we value your feedback!

Once again, if you have an article idea for our Leadership desk, please email Leadership Editor Isaiah Thompson at [email protected].
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