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Once an ‘All-Black Utopia,’ Eatonville Residents Say New Development Could Erase History

News

The Case for Reparations: What Compensating Black Americans Could Look Like

Policy

What’s Missing in Financial Literacy Courses in School? Experts Explain.

Education

These Alternative Banks Could Be the Key to Shrinking the Racial Wealth Gap

Money

Struggling to Talk About Money? Here’s a List of Resources to Teach Financial Literacy.

Money

A New Phenomenon Threatens to Disrupt Black Homeownership

Housing

Utility Bills and Shutoffs Are Rising. Here Are a Few Tips to Protect Yourself.

News

In an Effort to Diversify, Cleveland Police Look to HBCUs

Policing

How These NYC Public Housing Residents Became Models for Tenant Rights Activism

Housing

These USDA Programs Want to Advance Equity — but They Don’t Ask for Applicants’ Race

Black Biz

The Government Failed to Help Black Farmers. These Women Created a Fund for Them.

Black Biz

Housing and Homelessness Are on the Ballot. Will Unhoused People Have a Say?

2022 Midterm Election

California’s Reparations Plan Exposes Deep Divides in Black Communities

Money

Why the Inflation Reduction Act Doesn’t ‘Level the Playing Field’ for Black Farmers

Black Louisianans Still Haven’t Recovered From 2020’s Storms

Climate

A Sweeping Ordinance Would Make It Easier For LA to Target its Unhoused Residents

Housing

Mistrust of USDA Could Cause Black Farmers to Lose Out on Funding

Wealth Gap

There’s No Freedom Without Reparations

Money

‘Don’t Forget About Us’: Generations of Neglect Preceded Attack on Black Buffalo

News

This decade-old eminent domain fight is a test for Atlanta’s new mayor