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Race + Power Weekly

The close of the year is often a time to reflect on what’s come to pass while planning for what’s yet to come. In today’s Race + Power newsletter, we delve into transformative ideas and critical issues shaping our world. We begin with part two of a new three-part series on the Critical Theory of Love, examining the relationship between love and social transformation. Before we can reconceptualize love into a powerful tool for social change, we must start with what we know about it. Next, in an era marked by change and increased awareness of systemic inequities, the need for leadership that prioritizes belonging and justice has never been more urgent. Then, a World Bank initiative called “Mission 300” promises to provide 300 million Africans with electric power—helping to promote economic self-sufficiency. But will it succeed? Finally, as we approach the end of the year, we would truly appreciate your support for NPQ.


Love and Social Justice

 
Love must be rooted in justice to rectify what racism and capitalism have stolen from Black people and this entire country. Read more... 
 
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Why We Must Center Belonging and Justice in Our Leadership

 
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Africa, Colonialism, and the Paradox of International Aid

 
“When [the World Bank] talks about being a bigger, better bank, I say please don’t get bigger. You’ve done enough damage.” Read more…
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