Reclaiming and rebuilding in the wake of violence and social control

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** Race + Power Weekly
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This week’s Race + Power newsletter is about reclaiming and rebuilding in the wake of violence and social control. First, NPQ editor, Kitana Ananda, discusses a new report on the impact of funding grassroots women-of-color-led organizing for abortion access and reproductive justice. Next, NPQ senior editor, Steve Dubb, on Tulsa’s Greenwood district, its rebirth as “Black Wall Street” after the 1921 massacre, and the structural violence that stripped its wealth 50 years later. Then, NPQ Voice Lab fellow, Sonia Sarkar, introduces a new series that explores the history of control in US healthcare and the efforts of people of color to reclaim bodily autonomy. Finally, an opportunity to join NPQ’s racial justice desk: We’re looking for a senior editor!
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Organizing for Reproductive and Birth Justice: “Fund Us Like You Want Us to Win” ([link removed])
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A new report from a leading funder of women of color-led organizing discusses what grassroots organizers and their funders have done—and can do—to fight for reproductive and birth justice. Read more… ([link removed])

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What Really Destroyed Tulsa’s Black Wall Street ([link removed])
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The riot that decimated Tulsa’s Black Wall Street in 1921 is well known. Its recovery—and its second demise due to a highway 50 years later—is less well known. But it needs to be. Read more… ([link removed])
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Control in Healthcare: History and Reclamation of Bodily Autonomy ([link removed])
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Our current system is part of a history of economic, racial, patriarchal, and religious control that has shaped US healthcare. Yet there is also a parallel history of hope, resistance, and organizing for collective wellbeing. Read more… ([link removed])

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NPQ Job Posting: Senior Editor, Racial Justice ([link removed])
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We’re expanding our team: NPQ’s racial justice desk is looking for a senior editor! Read more… ([link removed])

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