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** Race + Power Weekly
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In today’s Race + Power newsletter, we look at the crisis of civic order, both abroad and in the United States, and what could be done about it. First, the Trump administration has withdrawn from its global health commitments ([link removed]) and taken aim at South Africa, adopting the rhetoric of White supremacists.
Next, the water crisis in Jackson, MS, ([link removed]) isn’t just about the lack of access to clean water but is part of a larger set of interconnected injustices, revealing the complexity of environmental racism.
Then, what could a national refounding ([link removed]) that is durable, inclusive, and prosperous look like? To start, we must be a nation that makes economic equity available to all—one where people can thrive.
Finally, join us on March 27 at 2:00 pm ET ([link removed]) to discuss how under-resourced organizations can partner to respond to threats and meet community needs, which is crucial for justice-committed nonprofits.
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Trump, Racism, and Global Health: A View from South Africa ([link removed])
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“When White conservative South Africans…claimed that ‘White genocide’ was underway in the country, Trump embraced the false narrative.” Read more... ([link removed])
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The Jackson Water Crisis, the Complexity of Environmental Racism ([link removed])
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Why We Must Refound America on a Foundation of Equity ([link removed])
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Partnerships as Strategy in 2025 ([link removed])
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Linking arms organizationally to respond to threats and better meet constituent needs has never been more critical for justice-committed nonprofits. Join us on March 27 at 2:00 pm ET. Register here... ([link removed])
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