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Race + Power Weekly

In today’s Race + Power newsletter, we explore ideas and pivotal moments shaping the pursuit of racial justice today. First, the final installment of a new three-part series on the Critical Theory of Love. Reimagining love is essential for social justice. The Critical Theory of Love provides a framework for love that addresses power, oppression, and intersectionality. Next, in California, two commissions seek to advance reparative justice. Can Indigenous and Black residents build the solidarity needed for success? Then, we delve into the growing global push to repatriate looted cultural artifacts. Recent successes have underscored the moral imperative to restore these items, addressing colonial-era injustices and healing generational trauma. Finally, as we approach the end of the year, we sincerely appreciate your support for NPQ and invite you to contribute to support our mission.


The Critical Theory of Love: Reconceptualizing Love for Social Justice

 
“Without an adequate understanding, an empowering love is displaced by an uncritical love, a form that operates as a mechanism to perpetuate White supremacy, racism, and other forms of oppression.” Read more... 
 
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Toward Solidarity: Reparations and Land Back on California’s Horizon

 
The need for solidarity between Black and Indigenous communities and for a new solidarity narrative has never been more pressing. Read more... 
 
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Reclaiming Heritage: The Global Push for Repatriation of Looted Artifacts

 
“What countries want back are pieces that are extremely rare, sacred, or with direct ties to ancestors.” Read more…
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