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** Race + Power Weekly
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With everything happening across the country and the world, it can be easy to become discouraged. Sometimes, it may feel like we are stuck in the status quo. But in this week’s newsletter, we highlight how organizations are not just imagining a better future but doing the work to create it.

First, in officially announcing NPQ’s #WeTheCivic campaign ([link removed]) , Interim Editor in Chief Sara Hudson highlights how nonprofit workers and organizations are doing the work of democracy. As she writes, “America’s story can’t be told without us.” Next, NPQ’s Economic Justice Editor Steve Dubb uplifts the powerful work being done in Los Angeles by the organizers of a Black-led community land trust ([link removed]) . Then, Katy Rubin and Liz Morgan shine a light on how the arts can be used as a powerful method to spur people to fight against injustice ([link removed]) . Finally, we look at the concerns from Black women voters ([link removed]) and highlight what they
believe is the path forward.

Thanks for reading,

Rebekah Barber
Staff Writer, NPQ
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#WeTheCivic: “America’s” Stories Can’t Be Told Without Us ([link removed])
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By Sara Hudson
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By Katy Rubin and Liz Morgan
“Artists, activists, and organizations are rejecting the idea that we are powerless. Instead, they are recognizing that movements have many tools at their disposal.” Read more… ([link removed])
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New Survey Highlights Concerns of Black Women Voters ([link removed])
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By Rebekah Barber
“Black women are calling not just for urgency born in crisis, but for structural solutions grounded in care.” Read more… ([link removed])

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