Examining themes of repair, rebuilding, and reparations

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** Economic Democracy Weekly
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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines themes of repair, rebuilding, and reparations. Our first article looks at how in Puerto Rico, in the wake of Hurricane Maria and bankruptcy, community groups are seeking to create a new economy rooted in equity and powered by solar energy. Our next article offers an interview of author and philosopher Olúfemi O. Táíwò, who discusses why climate justice requires reparations. From the archive, we present an article by Trevor Smith on how reparations can both advance economic justice and heal intergenerational trauma. Finally, we feature a webinar conversation in which three worker co-op leaders discuss how to begin, at a business level, to build an economy that centers workplace democracy.

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As Bankruptcy Lifts, Puerto Ricans Rebuild Community Capital ([link removed])
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As Puerto Rico, still recovering from Hurricane Maria, exits bankruptcy, a leading foundation is helping communities rebuild by investing in community capital. Read more… ([link removed])

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Constructing Solidarity: An Interview with Olúfemi O. Táíwò ([link removed])
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For reparations to repair, they must address economic inequality and heal the intergenerational effects of the trauma that racism has wrought.
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In designing democratic workplaces, what can be learned from worker cooperatives? Learn from three worker co-op leaders the approaches they have taken. Watch the video and read more... ([link removed])

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