How NYC Deed Theft Prevention Uncovers a Dark Past
NYC launches an Office of Deed Theft Prevention to combat predatory real estate scams and the historical legacy of redlining in Black communities.
How Urban Financial Structures Erased Black Wealth
B. Libre Kafele’s research reveals how urban financial structures, from redlining to AI bias, deliberately erase Black wealth and sustain the racial wealth gap.
How the UNESCO Reparatory Justice Toolkit Changes History
The UNESCO Reparatory Justice Toolkit framework offers policy templates to dismantle structural inequalities left by the transatlantic slave trade.
Will the Ghanaian Reparations Movement Gateway Initiative Succeed?
Ghana’s Gateway initiative links reparations with the Right of Return, following a historic UN resolution naming the slave trade a crime against humanity.
Houston Rodeo’s Black Heritage Day Misinformation Revealed
Leaders fight misinformation surrounding Houston Rodeo’s Black Heritage Day, highlighting the legacy of Black cowboys, agricultural education, and scholarships.
Why Activists Seek a UCLA Black Panther Memorial Now
Activists demand UCLA rename Campbell Hall to honor Black Panther leaders Bunchy Carter and John Huggins Jr., exploring the 1969 shootout and FBI involvement.
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