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Subject Staff Picks for 2025: Steve
Date December 22, 2025 4:01 PM
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** Staff Picks for 2025: Steve
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December 22, 2025

As we close out 2025, we at NPQ are looking back on what we’ve published this year. When we put these lists together, it is always a daunting task—my list of favorites could easily stretch far longer.

Some of the articles I’ve selected include voices from Black women in the US South, stories of Asian diasporic digital community media, and organizing that advances a multiracial democracy in the United States, among others.

My picks of 2025 are rounded out by two in-depth interviews, an analytical article on how to confront private equity and achieve sustainable housing affordability, reporting on the struggles of workers at Starbucks, and a range of stories from earlier in the year on movement and nonprofit strategies for our times.

If you read all these articles when they first came out, congratulations! But if not, please take the time to read them now. At NPQ, we regularly emphasize the importance of storytelling, solutions, and solidarity in advancing economic and racial justice. I hope you find some wisdom in the stories that I am sharing with you today.

Steve Dubb

Senior Editor

Economic Justice

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The South’s Got Something to Say: Stories from Black Women in the South

by Monica Coleman

Being a Black woman in or from the South is a calling. Here, seven women share how they answer that call and discuss the importance of the South in social justice work.
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How Asian Diaspora Digital Community Media Advance Democratic Practice

by Kavitha Rajagopalan

Asian American community news media help their audiences participate in civic life, a role that has become even more important as immigrants face increased repression.
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How Community Organizing Can Stop Authoritarianism and Advance Justice

by Sulma Arias

Building community power and advancing a Third Reconstruction requires a combination of a clear vision coupled with a commitment to deep relational organizing.
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NPQ Staff Picks 2025

by Steve Dubb

Here you will find my full “top 15” list of NPQ stories from 2025, including two in-depth interviews, an analytical article on how to confront private equity and achieve sustainable housing affordability, a story about the struggles of workers at Starbucks, and more.
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