Despite dramatic improvements in air quality over the past 50 years, people of color at every income level in the United States are exposed to higher-than-average levels of air pollution. While…
Race and Ethnicity
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Bolstering Black Farmers and Food Entrepreneurs
GreenBiz Sep 15, 2022Today, only 1.4 percent of American farmers identify as Black or mixed race, down from about 14 percent 100 years ago. Systemic discriminatory policies and practices, for example concerning land and financial…
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How Black-owned Grocers are Addressing Food Deserts and Other Gaps
Smart Cities Dive Sep 15, 2022Robert Thomas is now serving up wheatgrass shots at his club-turned-grocery store in Houston, Texas. After the pandemic forced Thomas to shut down the club he ran for five years,…
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How Philanthropy Can Support Black-led Change for the Long-term
PhilanTopic Sep 14, 2022While philanthropy’s renewed commitment to fighting racial injustice and learning from Black leaders on the ground was encouraging, the dollars have not yet been commensurate. According to estimates in the…
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Disparities For Marginalized Communities Facing Extreme Heat
Northern California Grantmakers Sep 13, 2022We all have felt the impact of heat waves this summer, but the costs and stakes are different across communities and neighborhoods in California. While temperatures rise in California, so do…
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A Call for Wage Equity and Action in Equal Pay Scales
PhilanTopic Sep 12, 2022One of my favorite poems of all time is Langston Hughes’ “Harlem,” better known by the compelling question it posits: “What happens to a dream deferred?” Far too many in…
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Why We Need to Bolster Leaders of Color in Schools
The 74 Sep 10, 2022It’s time to dispense with the myth of America as a melting pot, especially when it comes to schools. Because as divided as our national politics can be, our public…
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Ways to Overcome the Barriers that Keep Clinical Trials from Recruiting Diverse Populations
The Conversation Sep 8, 2022Clinical trial participants are predominantly white. Despite Black and Hispanic people respectively making up 12% and 16% of the U.S. population in 2011, together they made up only 6% of…
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Hundreds of thousands of young children have spent almost two years in a global pandemic experiencing significant disruptions in early learning, with children from racially and socioeconomically marginalized groups disproportionately…
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Why We Need Collective Action to Support Black and Latino Students
EdSource Sep 7, 2022Between the lingering uncertainty of the Covid-19 pandemic and the recent spikes in inflation, American families are facing mounting economic pressure. These effects are hitting some communities harder than others.…
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Uzoma Obasi is a creative entrepreneur, producer, and photographer from Minneapolis. After George Floyd’s murder, he traveled with George’s family and their attorney Ben Crump — capturing powerful moments along…
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New Survey Highlights Challenges for Young Farmers
Food Tank Sep 4, 2022The National Young Farmers Coalition (NYFC) released the results of its most recent survey of young farmers. It finds that young farmers are working to conserve land and develop resilience…
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