Looking at the intersection of race, economics, and policy

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly centers on the intersection of race, economics, and policy. An article by Dedrick Asante-Muhammad explains how and why race neutrality has failed the field of community economic development—and issues a call for a race-conscious approach instead. The latest entry in our series with Prosperity Now on The Promise of Targeted Universalism: Community Leaders Respond delves into the diversity of economic assets and needs of the nation’s many distinct Latinx communities. Another article examines the role of base-building organizing in advancing economic and racial justice. Lastly, we feature a webinar where three leaders share experiences from their own advocacy and movement-building work.

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Goodbye “Race Neutrality”—The Case for Race-Conscious Economic Policy ([link removed])
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For too long, economic policy has been “race neutral.” But only by adopting race-conscious policy can the reality of racial economic inequality be effectively addressed. Read more… ([link removed])

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Achieving Equity amid Difference: The Promise of Targeted Universalism ([link removed])
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To achieve racial and ethnic economic justice for the nation’s Latine community, a nuanced approach targeted to our different circumstances is required. Read more... ([link removed])

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Remaking the Economy: Advocacy and Community, The Delicate Balance ([link removed])
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