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Race + Power Weekly

Today’s Race + Power newsletter focuses on the Land Back movement. First, Black land theft nationwide has displaced more than a million US families. A key part of reparations requires restoring land to the heirs of families affected. Next, from the NPQ series, Just Transition: Liberating Finance to Build a Better World, how do Black and Indigenous communities regain ownership of land? Then, in the San Francisco Bay area, a Native movement that started as land occupation to preserve burial grounds has grown into an Indigenous women-led land trust. Finally, there is no racial justice in the United States without land justice—how returning land brings healing and builds power.


Where Is My Land? The Struggle for Black Land Recovery

 
As a result of land theft, Black people lost their communities, their connection to the land, and their right to self-determination againRead more... 
 
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Reclaiming Land Ownership in Black and Indigenous Communities

 
There are many parallels between how Black and Indigenous communities have experienced land theft and dispossession. Read more... 
 
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Making Land Back a Reality: An Urban Indigenous Land Trust Rises in California

 
“We laid a sacred fire down, and people from many different tribes came and prayed at that site and protected that site.” Read more…
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How Returning Land Can Build Power and Advance Healing Justice

 
“We did not own the land, we belonged to it.” Read more…
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