This week in the Race + Power newsletter, we look at what it means to have a revolutionary mindset.

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** Race + Power Weekly
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This week in the Race + Power newsletter, we look at what it means to have a revolutionary mindset. First, from our Truth to Power ([link removed]) series, a conversation with author-activist adrienne maree brown ([link removed]) on the importance of staying connected through disagreement—and recognizing that building revolutionary politics requires a tolerance of contradiction. We then dive deeper into brown’s ideas in an excerpt from her new book, Loving Corrections ([link removed]) , exploring how foundations can support emergent movement strategies and what separates promising practices from harmful ones. Then, what does it mean to organize communities ([link removed]) for the long haul? Two organizers of
color share their experiences. Finally, our upcoming fall issue of the Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine grapples with the implications of the climate crisis for youth, in their own words. Subscribe to get this inspiring issue: “Supporting the Youth Climate Justice Movement ([link removed]) .”
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Holding a Revolutionary Mindset: A Conversation with adrienne maree brown ([link removed])
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Young people are leading the current climate justice movement, and the fall 2024 issue of Nonprofit Quarterly Magazine centers their urgent work. Subscribe today to receive this inspiring issue of the magazine. Subscribe here... ([link removed])

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