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Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly looks at ownership from many angles. First, the latest entry in our “Locked Out” series documents how structural racism blocks homeownership for Black women. Then, our series on community strategies for systemic change concludes with a story by Indigenous women on building community ownership through food. Next, read about an employee ownership policy breakthrough in California. Lastly, in a roundtable format, nine labor and community leaders discuss how communities can organize and control resources.
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