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Reflections on four decades of using the power of words to fight for racial and economic justice.

False narratives about the role of race in history hide inequitable outcomes and protect the status quo.

Background screening practices block many tenants from safe and affordable housing.

A contemporary of Sargent Shriver, Newton Minow leaves behind public service legacy.

Medicaid played an important role as an essential source of health insurance for millions during the COVID pandemic.

Minimizing, sanitizing, or rejecting the existence of racism doesn’t make it vanish.

States are on the frontlines of systems change for racial and economic justice.

Innovative program celebrates 10th anniversary of training anti-poverty advocates in racial equity. 

The first installment in our series Civil Rights at a Crossroads explore the link between spirituality and our fraught politics.

Chastity Lord, Raj Vohra appointed as new leaders on the board.

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