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Race and Ethnicity

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    Would Philanthropies Today Fund W.E.B. Du Bois’s Encyclopedia Africana?

    The Atlantic Sep 12, 2017

    On April 7, 1938, 70-year-old W.E.B. Du Bois had invited his assistant editor to wait with him for the telephone call that would bring news that the board of trustees…

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    The Meyer Memorial Trust: Reckoning with race

    Nonprofit Chronicles Sep 11, 2017

    You’d think that nonprofits would lead the way when it comes to diversity. After all, many serve the downtrodden, including people of color, immigrants and the poor. But no. A…

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    Do Conversations About Race Belong in the Classroom?

    Melinda D. Anderson Sep 7, 2017

    In 1997, Beverly Daniel Tatum, one of the country’s foremost authorities on the psychology of racism, answered a recurring question that surfaced in her work with teachers, administrators, and parent…

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    Lessons from New Orleans Post-Katrina: Addressing Equity Threats in Rebuilding

    NonProfit Quarterly Sep 2, 2017

     The damage that Hurricane Harvey is doing to the greater Houston area raises haunting memories of the devastation that New Orleans faced in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Once the…

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    NAACP Calls for an End to For-Profit Charter Schools

    The 74 Sep 1, 2017

    In NAACP task force has recommended an end to for-profit charter schools and reforms that would take away much of the autonomy charters enjoy by holding them to many of…

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    Building Educational Equity to Create Opportunity: Richard Carranza

    Hispanics In Philanthropy Sep 1, 2017

    For Richard A. Carranza, the newly appointed Superintendent of the Houston Independent School District, education has always represented a powerful gift brimming with opportunity. But he knows how hard it…

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    Wealth, the myth of meritocracy, and affirmative action

    Resource Generation Sep 1, 2017

    Universities have long been a political battleground representing some of the United States’ most deeply held beliefs about meritocracy, who belongs, and who is “deserving” of higher education. I’m an…

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    This program improves college and career readiness for young men of color

    Urban Institute Aug 31, 2017

    Evidence shows how institutional discrimination and adverse neighborhood and home environments leave boys and young men of color with fewer of the resources and skills necessary to succeed academically and…

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    Anti-LGBTQ Bias in Nonprofit Sector and the Racial Leadership Gap

    Nonprofit Quarterly Aug 31, 2017

    many states allow discrimination against LGBTQ people, so it’s legal for many nonprofits to openly discriminate this way. BMP’s Sean Thomas-Breitfield said, “What stands out is that the nonprofit sector…

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    Even With Affirmative Action, Blacks and Hispanics More Underrepresented at Top Colleges Than 35 Years Ago

    The New York Times Aug 31, 2017

    Even after decades of affirmative action, black and Hispanic students are more underrepresented at the nation’s top colleges and universities than they were 35 years ago, according to a New…

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    What we can do about the Diversity Gap in the Nonprofit Sector

    Philanthropy News Digest Aug 31, 2017

    Earlier this year, Battalia Winston analyzed the leadership teams of the largest foundations and nonprofits in the United States and found that they, too, suffer from homogeneity. We found, for instance, that…

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    Reading Racism in Dr. Seuss

    The Atlantic Aug 30, 2017

    Reminiscing about the Dr. Seuss books we loved as children is usually a happy time for adults. We might remember first learning about equality in Horton Hears a Who! or getting starry-eyed…

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